More than 17 Rohingya bodies in Naf river

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The bodies of 17 more Rohingyas who were drowned in the Naf River have been erupted when the army escaped from Myanmar's Rakhine state in the face of torture and murder.

Today, on Thursday morning, 16 bodies of Naf river in Hannala area of Teknaf upazila and one Rohingya body has been recovered from the Naxalite raid and fled from Rakhine State in the presence of Myanmar Rakhine state.

Teknaf Police Station Officer-in-Charge Mine Uddin confirmed Teknaf Police Station's OC on Monday, confirming that the bodies of 16 Rohingyas and one Rohingya resident have been recovered from the Naf River in Hannala area of Teknaf upazila of Cox's Bazar on Thursday morning.

Hundreds of Rohingya women and men escaped to Bangladesh after the violence started in Rakhine state on the night of August 24. Many of them are risking their lives in the small boat by entering the rivers and sea into Bangladesh. The International Immigration Agency (IOM) said that around 18,000 Rohingyas have entered Bangladesh in the last one week.

A total of 40 people have been recovered from the incident due to adverse weather conditions. Of these, four bodies were recovered from Teknaf on Wednesday, 19 on Thursday and 17 bodies of the last 17 bodies.

The OC said that Rohingyas are trying to enter Bangladesh by carrying small small boats. At this time there may have been accidents in adverse weather conditions. How many boats or how many accidents have caught it is not yet confirmed.

On behalf of the Myanmar government, it has been said that on 24 August, terrorists attacked 24 police camps and one army house in Rakhine state together. Teknaf Police Station Officer-in-Charge Mein Uddin confirmed the matter to Bangla news.

Hundreds of Rohingya women and men escaped to Bangladesh after the violence started in Rakhine state on the night of August 24. Many of them are risking their lives in the small boat by entering the rivers and sea into Bangladesh. The International Immigration Agency (IOM) said that around 18,000 Rohingyas have entered Bangladesh in the last one week.

A total of 40 people have been recovered from the incident due to adverse weather conditions. Of these, four bodies were recovered from Teknaf on Wednesday, 19 on Thursday and 17 bodies of the last 17 bodies.

The OC said that Rohingyas are trying to enter Bangladesh by carrying small boats. At this time there may have been accidents in adverse weather conditions. How many boats or how many accidents have caught it is not yet confirmed.

On behalf of the Myanmar government, it has been said that on 24 August, terrorists attacked 24 police camps and one army house in Rakhine state together.

Then, about a hundred people were killed in the clashes with the 'terrorists' and the security forces of the country. Myanmar's State Advisory Office has claimed that 12 security personnel and the rest of the 'terrorists' Since then, thousands of people have started coming to Bangladesh from Myanmar through river, sea and land. Although Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has claimed that no one is being allowed to enter the border.

Earlier on October 9 last year, terrorists attacked the Border Guard Police (BGB) camp in the Border Security Force of Myanmar border area. There are allegations that the separatists carried out the attack. In this, a number of law enforcers were killed. Looted arms and ammunition happened.

The country's army is carrying out violence against the Muslim Rohingya community living in the north-east Rakhine state since October 2016, following ethnic conflict. Army members torched masses and massacres, including burning houses and burning houses in the Rohingya community to eradicate ethnic cleansing.

As a result of violence, from last October, up to 87 thousand Rohingya fled to Bangladesh and took shelter in Bangladesh.


In June 2012, in Myanmar, the Rohingyas, who are facing riots in Myanmar, tried to infiltrate into Bangladesh. At that time the government took a tough stand to stop the entry. As a result, around 5,500 Rohingyas were put back in that time.