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Members of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) have detained 58 Rohingyas, including women, children, and elderly individuals, during an illegal entry attempt through the Buchitong border in Alikadam Upazila’s Nayapara Union, Bandarban.
The operation was conducted by the Alikadam Battalion in the early hours of Saturday.
According to police and local sources, the detentions were made following a tip-off about Rohingyas fleeing Myanmar with assistance from several Bangladeshi nationals.
Acting on the information, BGB personnel launched a raid in the border area and held the group at around 4am.
They were intercepted while being transported on a truck, a private car, and several motorcycles.
Besides, five people accused of facilitating the illegal crossing were also detained during the operation.
Legal proceedings against them are underway, and cases are being prepared at Alikadam Police Station.
The Rohingyas, meanwhile, are expected to be pushed back to Myanmar as part of the authorities’ ongoing efforts to prevent illegal crossings.
Alikadam Police Station’s officer-in-charge, Mirza Zahid Uddin, confirmed receiving information about the detainees but said that no case had yet been filed. “Appropriate measures will be taken once the case is lodged,” he added.
The attempted crossings come amidst a protracted conflict in Myanmar, where disputes between the government and rebel groups have intensified, forcing many Rohingyas to flee the region in search of safety.
Bangladeshi authorities have been vigilant in monitoring the border checking the influx of refugees and maintaining security.


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Kaladan Podcast January 11, 2025
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Nearly half of Rohingya refugees leaving on boats in 2024 were children In 2024, children accounted for nearly half—44%—of the predominantly Rohingya refugees who left Bangladesh and Myanmar by boat. […]