Two people were killed in an attack by wild elephants in Rohingya camp in Ukhia of Cox's Bazar

The Gulshan Hills area of Ukhia is known mainly as the Wild Elephant Residential Area

Two people have been killed by wild elephants in Rohingya camp in Ukhia of Cox's Bazar. Several others, including children, were injured.

Ukakhia Police Station Officer Mohammad Abul Khayer said that the incident took place at the Rohingya camp, located at Gulshanpahar, in Kushupalong, Madhya Pradesh on Friday night.

Mr. According to Khayer, Gulshan Hill area is basically wild elephant habitat.

A few days ago, the Rohingya camp developed on the wild elephant road.

On Monday night, a group of wild elephants attacked the camp and killed two Rohingyas by crushing elephants.

Suddenly, if everyone is worried about such an attack, there are others who have been injured in the race. Eat

Forest department staff and police have been deployed since morning.

Thousands of Rohingya refugees took shelter in the camp.

In the last three weeks in Cox's Bazar area, more than four lakh Rohingyas have taken shelter.

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