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May 2009

Dhaka urges resolving Rohingya problem

Category: May 2009
Written by Kaladan News
Published: 30 May 2009
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Dhaka, Bangladesh: Yesterday, Dhaka urged on her neighbouring country, Burma to resolve the Rohingya problem by changing its system so that the ethnic minority, living in Northern Arakan does not flee to Bangladesh.
 
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Forty five Burmese Rohingya pushed back to Burma

Category: May 2009
Written by Kaladan News
Published: 30 May 2009
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Teknaf, Bangladesh: The Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) detained and pushed back 45 Burmese nationals who are Rohingya ethnic Muslim to Burma today from Teknaf, according to BDR sources. Read more: Forty five Burmese Rohingya pushed back to Burma

Locals open fire in Lada refugee camp

Category: May 2009
Written by Kaladan News
Published: 29 May 2009
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Teknaf, Bangladesh: A group of local people belonging to Lada village opened fired on refugees of the Lada camp today at about 5 p.m.
 
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Natala villagers steal cattle from Rohingya

Category: May 2009
Written by Kaladan News
Published: 30 May 2009
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Maungdaw, Arakan State: Natala villagers have been stealing cattle from Rohingya villagers in Buthidaung and Maungdaw Townships after being settled in Arakan north, said a businessman on condition of anonymity.
 
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Cyclone Aila lashes Burma–Bangladesh border and coastal belts

Category: May 2009
Written by Kaladan News
Published: 26 May 2009
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Maungdaw, Arakan State: Cyclone Aila ripped through the Burma-Bangladesh border area, accompanied by heavy rains and raised river tide levels, burst mud embankments, flooded homes, and destroyed houses, schools in Maungdaw yesterday, a local elder said.
  1. Natala villagers steal bull from Rohingya villager
  2. Deputy Home Minister visits Maungdaw
  3. Rohingya inflow to Bangladesh escalates
  4. Entering Bangladesh illegally becomes risky for Rohingya