The Prime Minister is giving relief to Rohingya in Kutupalong

The Prime Minister is giving relief to Rohingya in Kutupalong

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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina reached Kutupalong Rohingya refugee camp in Ukhia upazila of Cox's Bazar to see the situation of Rohingya refugees who took shelter in Bangladesh to live in Myanmar genocide. He is now distributing relief among the Rohingya refugees who have taken shelter there. Today, the Prime Minister reached Kutupalong at around 11:30 pm on Tuesday.

Earlier, Biman Bangladesh Airlines BG 1909, carrying the Prime Minister, landed at Cox's Bazar Airport at around 10:15 am, leaving from Dhaka. From there, the Prime Minister reached Kutupalanga in Ukhia. Awami League general secretary and road transport and labor minister Obaidul Quader, joint general secretary Mahbub-ul Alam Hanif, sub-divisional editor Biplob Barua and local administration officials welcomed the Prime Minister at Cox's Bazar Airport in the morning.

His younger sister Sheikh Rehana, Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, Disaster Management and Relief Minister Mofazzal Hossain Chowdhury Maya, Public Works Minister Mosharraf Hossain, State Minister of Land Saifuzzaman Chowdhury, Chief Whip ASM Feroz, Whip Iqbalur Rahim, Cox's Bazar 3 seats in the Awami League MP Saimum Sarwar

Kamal, Member of Parliament Abu Raza Mohammad Nizamuddin Nadvi, Cabinet Secretary Mohammad Shafiul Alam, Chief Secretary Kamal Abdul Naser Chowdhury, Senior Secretary of Prime Minister's Office Suraiya Begum, Press Secretary Ihsanul Karim and other officials.

It is to be mentioned that since the beginning of the suppression of the army in Myanmar's Rakhine province on August 25, thousands of Rohingyas have entered Bangladesh. In Myanmar the ethnic persecution of Rohingyas has been going on for decades. Over five lakh people are now taking shelter in Bangladesh after fleeing from the face of violence at different times.

Although repeatedly called on behalf of Bangladesh to take them back, Myanmar did not respond to it.

Bangladesh has proposed to build more safe areas (safe zone) under the supervision of an international organization like Myanmar to stop the flow of Rohingya. Although the country does not listen to it.