No Man’s Land

 Rohingyas from Myanmar build makeshift shelters there

BGB members guard at no man's land 

Several thousand Rohingyas from Union of Burma, for the most part women, youngsters and older people, unitwaiting in no man's land on the Naikhyangchhari border to enter Bangladesh territory.

BGB members guard at no man's land at Tomru Bazar in Bandarban's Naikhyangchhari upazila as some Rohingya youngsters wade across a canal to assemble drink. Fleeing the violence in Myanmar's Rakhine State, their families reached the realmfour days past. to keep with locals, several thousand Rohingyas live in tents originated on the canal.

Though Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) remains active against invasive, over 10 thousand Rohingyas have already managed to urge into People's Republic of Bangladesh through many points of the 274km Bangladesh-Myanmar border of Cox's Bazar and Bandarban.
Violence erupted in Myanmar's Rakhine State on Friday triggering a recent flow of refugees towards Bangladesh. 
Every day, the Myanmar military is conducting patrols by heavier-than-air craft on the border. Sounds of gunshots came from the opposite facet yesterday morning.
Some Rohingya individuals with bullet and burn injuries are admitted to totally different hospitals within the last 3days. They claim to be the victims of Asian country military offensive.

A Rohingya man passes a toddler through a border fence close to Maungdaw on the border with Bangladesh. Photo: AFP/Reuters/Anisur Rahman
“A total of 7 bullet-hit patients are admitted to our hospital within the last two days,” Dr Shahin Abdur Rahman Chowdhury, resident medical man of Cox's Bazar Sadar Medical Hospital, told The Daily Star yesterday.
At least eleven others with bullet and burn injuries have return to Chittagong Medical school Hospital.
The native authorities area unit formally denying that already thousands of Rohingyas have arrived in Asian nationsince the happening of recent conflicts in Myanmar. 
“People area unit returning to Bangladesh like floodwater. My estimation supported reports of various agencies is that the range of recently arrived Rohingyas are 20,000 to 25,000. however I cannot tell the media regarding it revealing my identity,” aforementioned a prime official, reproof The Daily Star.
Sarowar Kamal, upazila nirbahi officer of Naikhyangchhari, Bandarban, claims that no Rohingya has entered Bangladesh territory and people WHO crossed the Myanmar border area unit still waiting in no man's land.
UNHCR in an exceedingly statement yesterday aforementioned that a complete of 5,200 individuals came to Bangladesh from Myanmar as of Sunday.
LIFE IN NO MAN'S LAND
Crossing the barbed-wire fence marking the Myanmar border, Rohingyas have place up a couple of hundred makeshift tents victimization synthetic resin sheets and bamboos by the Tambru canal close to Tambru Bazar in Ghumdhum, Naikhyangchhari.
A few refugees area unit allowed to cross the knee-deep canal to travel to Tambru Bazar to shop for provides, together with food and drugs, once required. they need to come once the searching.
They can collect drink from homes in Vajabunia and Tambru villages. 

Rohingyas attempt to enter Asian nation from no man's land in Cox's Bazar as smoke rises within the background. there have been reports of gunshots within the space. Some Rohingyas, Photo: AFP/Reuters/Anisur Rahman
Holding AN babe in her arms, Ayesha Muslim, a girl from Naichudeng village in Dekibunia of Myanmar, was seen crossing the canal. She was progressing to a doctor at the marketplace as her baby was affected by cold and fever.
Ayesha Muslim aforementioned that they had left their village 2 days past for Bangladesh fearing ill-usage by Myanmar army.
Zahed Hossain, school principal of Vajabunia Government elementary school, aforementioned a minimum of 5thousand individuals have taken shelter on the opposite facet of the canal.
He reckons 2 {to 3|to 3|to a few} thousand individuals already managed to travel to totally different camps withinAsian nation within the last 2 or three days.
“People created this temporary camp across over one sq. km space,” aforementioned prophet Hossain, a resident of Tambru village.
Some Rohingyas in no man's land close to Jolpaitoli were seen with Bos taurus brought from Myanmar. These correspondents found a minimum of fifty cows at that time as many refugees were waiting to enter bangladeshterritory. 
Thousands of Rohingyas have created similar temporary shelters conjointly in no man's land close to another remote areas together with Chakdhala, Rizu Aamtali, Borochhankhola and Hatimora of Naikhyangchhari.
A local journalist WHO visited the areas told The Daily Star that several such tents have mushroomed in 2 rubber plantations and on some hill slopes of the upazila. 

Walk on the Cox's Bazar-Teknaf road on thanks to Ukhia of Cox's Bazar. Thousands of Rohingyas are fleeing in progress military operations in Myanmar's Rakhine State since Friday. The photos were taken within the last 2 days. Photo: AFP/Reuters/Anisur Rahman
NEW ARRIVAL IN CAMPS
Rohingyas inbound a day area unit being secure by their relatives in Kutupalong and Balukhali unregistered expatriate camps.
Around 5 hundred of them came to the Kutupalong camp yesterday morning from many villages of Maungdaw in Rakhine State. 
Abul Hossain is from Gurkhali village of Maungdaw. He aforementioned the majority the individuals from Gurkhali, Mazarpara and Lemsi and Reika villages either arrived in Asian nation or were attempting to return.
If BGB men don't permit them in, they fight another points, he aforementioned once asked however they enter the country despite patrolling by border guards. There area unit reportedly several unguarded points on Bangladesh-Myanmar border. 
This correspondent found a minimum of 100 families waiting at the doorway to the Kutupalong and Balukhali camps yesterday. a number of them came empty-handed; some brought utensils and live chickens.
Local sources aforementioned Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors while not Borders) have originated a medical camp at Kutupalong to treat separated Rohingyas. however they weren't permitting any journalist there.
Asked what percentage separated they need treated thus far, Sazzad Hossain, communication officer of MSF, a humanitarian organisation, aforementioned they weren't providing any medical data to journalists.

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