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No news of the 154 Rohingya rescued from Vietnam who were handed over to the military council government
154 Rohingyas were rescued from a boat that was floating in the sea near Thailand by a shipping company that provides services for an oil company named HADUCO in Vietnam on December 8, 2022 and handed over to the Burmese Navy. It is known that they have been delivered to Shwe Mingang Port in Sittwe township on December 13, 2022 at 13:00 hour noon, but until now, they have not received any news.
The Rohingya refugees are 106 males. 48 people A total of 154 people were transported through the Tanintharyi Region by a military vessel, arrived at Shwe Mingang port in Sittwe Township and was transferred to Sittwe District Immigration Department. The military council has yet to announce that the Rohingya are being temporarily detained in quarantine dormitories and are being tested for the presence of the covid-19 infection.
However, it was not known until the Rohingya were transferred to the Immigration Department of Sittwe District. Until now, the families are worried as they do not know where they have been taken and in what condition they are.
A relative of one of the Rohingyas detained by the Burmese army from the Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar district said, “We know that they were rescued by an oil company called HADUCO in Vietnam and handed over to the Myanmar army. We know that they turned them over to Immigration Department in Sittwe district. We don’t even get any news after that. We are worried that they will be unjustly imprisoned. We don’t know what kind of situation they are in, and our whole family is worried.”
Officials under the Burmese army reiterated their hope that the arrested Rohingyas would be returned to their villages in Rakhine State, where they were born, with justice and provided with life support.
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