At least 130 have been torched and 130 Rohingya Muslims in the Rakhine village during the military operation
Dhaka … News Time
Bangladesh has deployed additional security personnel at the border to prevent the entry to hundreds of people from the Rohingya Muslim minority in Myanmar country. Hundreds of Rohingyas to avoid the military crackdown in Myanmar More Muslims are trying to enter Bangladesh across the border. Bangladeshi officials Rohingyas have been deployed four additional platoons’ border forces to stop. The border force Bangladesh in recent days has made several unsuccessful attempts to enter the Rohingya Muslims in the country. Hundreds of people from the Rohingya Muslim minority in Myanmar to avoid contests crack troops trying to enter Bangladesh across the border. Bangladeshi authorities are trying to flee; witnesses say that they were bullets being shot. At least 130 people have been killed by the state in the period of one month during the military operation in Rakhine. Human rights activists say hundreds of houses have been torched and foreign journalists are not being allowed to enter the area. The government has rejected these claims. The idea is that there are millions of Muslims who recognize Rohingyas live in Rakhine not a citizen of Myanmar. People believe they are illegal refugees from Bangladesh. Remember that earlier in the Myanmar military said earlier this week that he had shot 25 people in a village of the Rohingyas. Myanmar’s government acknowledged that the army opened fire from helicopter gunships on Rohingya Muslim minority in Rakhine villages in the state. The state does not have access to independent media in Rakhine It does look a critical eye any official statement. According to Myanmar official media Rohingya Muslims torched 130 houses in order to get to misunderstanding and international aid. Earlier state media says 2 soldiers killed in the clash and 6 after an attack on a military convoy and went ambush was killed. Reports were also burned some villages in Rakhine region.
