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BGB chief meets with Rohingya refugees at Zero Line Kunapara
Major General AKM Nazmul Hassan, NDC, PSC, Director General of Bangladesh Border Guard BGB met with Rohingya refugees at Kunapara on the zero line between Myanmar and Bangladesh, on February 2.
The suffering of the Rohingyas in Kunapara started on January 18, when their houses were burnt down during the fighting between the armed groups in Bangladesh. In front of Taungryu School, temporary tents in some local homes. It is reported that the BGB Director General met some of the refugees who are living in temporary tents in some local homes and on February 2.
The Director General of Bangladesh BGB told the refugees who had the opportunity to meet him that the government is working to make proper arrangements for the living conditions of the refugees.
As a result of the fighting between the armed groups that occurred on January 18, 620 huts in the Rohingya refugee camp in Zero Line. 3 schools, 7 religious preschools, Religious school 1, and 6 mosque wwere burnt down, the report said.
The Rohingya refugees who were burned at the zero line are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, but effective support has not been found to date.
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