2019年12月23日（月）
The condition she set on the return of the refugees is not acceptable
The latest order came from Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Mr Quader said.“Her speech also did not highlight the ethnic oppression and genocide of the Rohingya,” he added.Local authorities have set up a dozen relief centres and several emergency kitchens to streamline aid distribution. Rahman, who heads the registration drive..But, efforts by the Army to officially register the new arrivals amid the crowded camps has been moving at a glacial pace, said Brigadier General Saidur Rahman.The government has been trying to herd refugees into designated areas, fearful that nearby cities could be overwhelmed if they are left unchecked. We are poor.
The condition she set on the return of the refugees is not acceptable,” he said in Dhaka on Wednesday. (Photo: AP) Cox&screw barrel of injection moulding machines Factory
39;s Bazar: Bangladesh’s Army was ordered on Wednesday to take a bigger role in helping lakhs of Rohingyas, who have fled violence in Myanmar, amid warnings that it could take six months to register the new refugees. Young Rohingya Muslims stand on a slope and stretch their arms out to receive food being distributed near Balukhali refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.Previously, troops had been tasked with transporting foreign relief supplies from the country’s port city of Chittagong airport to Cox’s Bazar, where the overcrowded camps are located.4 centimetres of rain in the past five days, raising fears of landslides in the unstable, muddy hills on which thousands of refugees were camped.“My tent has been flooded in knee-deep water.Extra water pumps have been installed at some locations, and concrete rings for latrines stockpiled along the roadside.The UN human rights chief has described the systematic attacks against the Rohingya minority by Myanmar’s security forces as a “textbook example of ethnic cleansing”. But, locals drove us out asking for money to settle us down,” a Rohingya community leader, Yusuf Majhi, said.Myanmar’s de-facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi said in a speech on Tuesday that the country would take back verified refugees. But, there were few signs of major construction work underway, with many refugees complaining that they were being ordered to move on without any idea where to go. Monsoon downpours are compounding the misery.“I tried to go to the place where the Bangladeshi government said they set aside land for us.Cox’s Bazar has been pounded with 21.PM Sheikh Hasina has issued a new call for Myanmar to take back some of the Rohingya.As the handful of ill-equipped camps rapidly reached capacity, Bangladesh announced that it would create a new site capable of housing some 400,000 refugees within 10 days.More registration boothes would be erected to complete the mammoth task, he added.
The children are suffering from the cold,” said Nur Mohammad, a 62-year-old Rohingya man who arrived in Bangladesh with # 16 members of his family.“We are aiming to finish it within five or six months,” said Gen.Extra water pumps have been installed at some locations, and concrete rings for latrines stockpiled along the roadside. “I don’t know when this moving game will stop,” he added.Soldiers would help build shelters and toilets for the thousands of refugees still sleeping in the open under the pounding monsoon rain, Mr Quader said.“We don’t know where would we go.Troops would be deployed immediately in Cox’s Bazar near the border, where more than 420,000 Rohingya Muslims have arrived since August 25, said Obaidul Quader, a senior minister and deputy head of the ruling Awami League party.“The Army presence is especially needed on the spot to construct their shelters, which is a very tough task, and ensure sanitation,” he said.But, her speech “did not present the real picture” of the Rohingya situation, said Bangladesh’s information minister Hasanul Haq, who has been briefing reporters on the crisis.
The soldiers would also ensure order and assist with distributing relief, a chaotic process that seen stampedes as donors have hurled food and other staples from moving trucks.Hundreds of refugees were forced to abandon their shanties on Wednesday in a rubber plantation after heavy rain flooded the area, according to an AFP correspondent at the scene.Rohingya, who are predominantly Muslim, are reviled by many in Buddhist-majority Myanmar. We managed to buy the bamboo and tarpaulin with people’s help, and now I have to relocate again,” said Mujibur Rahman, a 48-year-old Rohingya father of 10
The condition she set on the return of the refugees is not acceptable,” he said in Dhaka on Wednesday. (Photo: AP) Cox&screw barrel of injection moulding machines Factory
39;s Bazar: Bangladesh’s Army was ordered on Wednesday to take a bigger role in helping lakhs of Rohingyas, who have fled violence in Myanmar, amid warnings that it could take six months to register the new refugees. Young Rohingya Muslims stand on a slope and stretch their arms out to receive food being distributed near Balukhali refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.Previously, troops had been tasked with transporting foreign relief supplies from the country’s port city of Chittagong airport to Cox’s Bazar, where the overcrowded camps are located.4 centimetres of rain in the past five days, raising fears of landslides in the unstable, muddy hills on which thousands of refugees were camped.“My tent has been flooded in knee-deep water.Extra water pumps have been installed at some locations, and concrete rings for latrines stockpiled along the roadside.The UN human rights chief has described the systematic attacks against the Rohingya minority by Myanmar’s security forces as a “textbook example of ethnic cleansing”. But, locals drove us out asking for money to settle us down,” a Rohingya community leader, Yusuf Majhi, said.Myanmar’s de-facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi said in a speech on Tuesday that the country would take back verified refugees. But, there were few signs of major construction work underway, with many refugees complaining that they were being ordered to move on without any idea where to go. Monsoon downpours are compounding the misery.“I tried to go to the place where the Bangladeshi government said they set aside land for us.Cox’s Bazar has been pounded with 21.PM Sheikh Hasina has issued a new call for Myanmar to take back some of the Rohingya.As the handful of ill-equipped camps rapidly reached capacity, Bangladesh announced that it would create a new site capable of housing some 400,000 refugees within 10 days.More registration boothes would be erected to complete the mammoth task, he added.The children are suffering from the cold,” said Nur Mohammad, a 62-year-old Rohingya man who arrived in Bangladesh with # 16 members of his family.“We are aiming to finish it within five or six months,” said Gen.Extra water pumps have been installed at some locations, and concrete rings for latrines stockpiled along the roadside. “I don’t know when this moving game will stop,” he added.Soldiers would help build shelters and toilets for the thousands of refugees still sleeping in the open under the pounding monsoon rain, Mr Quader said.“We don’t know where would we go.Troops would be deployed immediately in Cox’s Bazar near the border, where more than 420,000 Rohingya Muslims have arrived since August 25, said Obaidul Quader, a senior minister and deputy head of the ruling Awami League party.“The Army presence is especially needed on the spot to construct their shelters, which is a very tough task, and ensure sanitation,” he said.But, her speech “did not present the real picture” of the Rohingya situation, said Bangladesh’s information minister Hasanul Haq, who has been briefing reporters on the crisis.
The soldiers would also ensure order and assist with distributing relief, a chaotic process that seen stampedes as donors have hurled food and other staples from moving trucks.Hundreds of refugees were forced to abandon their shanties on Wednesday in a rubber plantation after heavy rain flooded the area, according to an AFP correspondent at the scene.Rohingya, who are predominantly Muslim, are reviled by many in Buddhist-majority Myanmar. We managed to buy the bamboo and tarpaulin with people’s help, and now I have to relocate again,” said Mujibur Rahman, a 48-year-old Rohingya father of 10
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