***We do not have the ability to carry so much refugees - UN -
***630 crores of rupees for relief now
***Firing from helicopters
***Hospitals are struggling to provide treatment to the wounded.
The Myanmar government is not listening to the international community's call to protect the Rohingyas. The country's security forces continued the killing of Rohingya. The helicopters are being targeted by the Rohingyas. The houses are set on fire. As a result the fire in the Rakhine state is still burning. There were new firing news in at least eight villages.
Because of the Rohingya Myanmar security forces and the persecution of extremist Buddhists, the flow of the minority population of Bangladesh is intensifying. A UNHCR spokesman said that at least 2, 90 Rohingya have arrived in Bangladesh since August 25. 20 thousand came in one day. UNHCR said the UN does not have the capability to carry a large number of refugees. In order to provide food and relief assistance to Rohingyas, at least 7.7 million dollars (630 crores rupees) is needed at the moment.
The country is protesting against the Rohingya oppression in the country. Human rights organization Amnesty International has said that they have got convincing evidence that the security forces in Myanmar have kept banned anti-personnel miines along the border. Chittagong's hospitals are struggling to provide medical treatment to the seriously injured in Myanmar security forces. Australia has announced to suspend military aid in Myanmar for the protest of the Rakhine Rohingya campaign In a letter to the British Foreign Minister to stop the training of the tyrannical army of Myanmar, 157 MPs of the country wrote. Meanwhile, the help of the international community for Rohingyas has started to come. Turkey, Denmark, Australia, Netherlands, Azerbaijan extended support for the Rohingya Muslims. The United Kingdom-based charity Oxfam and the Red Cross came forward. Rakhain: It has been more than 15 days since the start of the latest clashes in Rakhine. But still the Rohingya Muslims reside in that area In a report Saturday, Reuters reported that eight villages were seen on Friday. Many Rohingya refugees came from the surrounding areas in those villages. One eyewitness and separate three sources told Reuters this information.
A rathdong of the villages that burned the fire There are people living in both Muslim and Buddhist communities. A villager on the telephone told Reuters, "There were smoke from some villages on Friday afternoon. The villages are burning. I see it from a village named Chin. I am staying in this village now. '
It is not clear who has set fire. The Myanmar government has claimed that Rohingyas set fire on their own houses. Human rights organizations have blown up their claims. Human rights organizations and fleeing Rohingya say that Myanmar soldiers and ardent Buddhists are set on fire to drive the Rohingya Muslims.
Reuters says more fires in villages mean more Rohingya fleeing to Bangladesh. Already about 3 lakh Rohingyas have taken shelter in Bangladesh. As a result, humanitarian crisis has been created. According to Reuters, the village of Rathdong near the border of Bangladesh. The relief workers say many Muslims are trapped there. Two observers who receive local information and resident of Rothdong, told a journalist Reuters this information. Rathod village is 65 kilometers away from the capital city of Sakhte, Rakhine. It was ashes in a local displacement camp where it was set on fire. A village named Ah Haat Nan Yar was also set on fire where 300-400 Rohingya took shelter. The locals took shelter in the jungle.
The United Nations: The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has said that the United Nations does not have the capability to provide the necessary assistance for a large number of refugees. In an interview with Al Jazeera, spokesman of the United Nations Refugee Agency Vivian Tan commented. Al Jazeera asked if the United Nations does not have the necessary capability to provide assistance for 270,000 refugees. In reply, Vivian said, 'No, there is no such situation. The number of refugees is huge and it is increasing.
Vivian further said that for several days UN agencies and NGOs have gone for quick observation in many places. We went to some areas where refugees did not know before. There are new refugees in those places. The villages and temporary settlements are being developed on both sides of the road.
The UN official said, "We do not have enough capacity." We have seen what we need in the initial observation. We have to apply for funding. Earlier, the United Nations announced a grant of Tk. 57 million for the Rohingya refugees who took shelter in Bangladesh. The announcement was made by the United Nations Human Rights Commission on Thursday.
Vivian is asked, what the refugees are saying. He said most of the refugees say, 'Our homes, our villages have been burned. Many people say helicopters fly and leave something in their village. Many say, being shot. Tan said they are reaching Bangladesh for three to nine days. They are taking shelter in the jungle. Helping each other save lives. On the way, some women gave birth to a baby.
He said, seeing a blanket wrapped in a man's hand, I wanted to know what was in him. He threw it off. I saw two twins in the newborn. On his escape, his wife gave birth to two children. There are many appealing tales of this type.
Vivian said that many children came but their parents were not. Many people lost their parents on the way. Many children starve a few days of starvation. Asked about the locals' attitude towards Rohingyas, Vivian said, it is surprising that locals are accepting them. One village gave shelter to 10,000 Rohingyas. They feed them and arrange accommodation. Many people have collected food and distributed among Rohingya. The Rohingyas have been in this country for many years, but the people have not been diverted, it is very encouraging.
Amnesty: Human rights organization Amnesty International has said that the security forces in Myanmar have received certainty that they have got banned anti-personnel miines along the Bangladesh border. This kind of mine is used only for the destruction of people in the battlefield, which is different from the tanker. The mine bursts on the ground when people are under pressure. Amnesty International also said that the mine explosion that took place near Myanmar border last week killed at least three civilians and a man was killed. Eyewitnesses told this human rights organization that they saw the mines of Myanmar soldiers.
Speaking with eyewitnesses and analyzing Amnesty's own weapon experts, it has been found that the Myanmar forces have landed in the northwest of Rakhine state. Amnesty's Crisis Response Director, Tirana Hasan said, "Myanmar soldiers have risked the life of common people in the landmass of the border on a busy road. He said that the Myanmar army is one of the few state forces in the world who are still using anti-personnel landmines today. North Korea and Syrian forces do the same thing. Amnesty says that they analyzed the landmine images taken on mobile phones and found that they were actually landmines. When a villager showed a place to place a landmine, it proved the authenticity of his claim.
Shots on the eyes: Many of the Rohingyas who fled in Bangladesh are bullets. Myanmar's security forces have shot many of them far from the security forces. Many of them are compromised. Chittagong hospitals are struggling to provide them treatment. Moreover, they do not have the ability to spend a penny for treatment. They could not bring anything except their own bloody clothes on the way to fleeing.
AFP reported that the army of 16-year-old junior, Mohammad Junaid, was shot on his eyes. She is very awesome. One of Bashir Ullah said, he started running when the soldiers started shooting indiscriminately in their village. At this time his legs were shot. He fell to the ground. At this time he broke down in tears. He said he is lucky to be alive. Many people in his village were shot and killed.
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