Myanmar will return 300 Rohingyas every day

Myanmar will return 300 Rohingyas every day

A field agreement signed with Myanmar has been signed for the rehabilitation of displaced Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. According to the agreement, Myanmar will withdraw 300 Rohingyas every day. After three months, this number will be reviewed again.

Officials say the day the process starts, the process will end in the next two years.

On Monday, the talks began in the first meeting of the Foreign Secretary-level Joint Working Group of the two countries in Myanmar's capital Nay Pyi on the "Physical Arrangement" agreement. The agreement was signed on Tuesday morning. Shahidul Haque for Bangladesh and Mint Thoey signed for Myanmar.

Regarding the meeting, Foreign Secretary Shahidul Haque said, "We have successfully finalized the physical arrangements for the rehabilitation of Rohingya. The form of a form has also been finalized for those Rohingyas who will return. There are references to those issues, including the number of rebates. Particularly the role of United Nations Refugee Organization has been added here. Another important point here is that after the rehabilitation, Rakhine includes ensuring the life and livelihood of Rohingyas.

After the attack on Myanmar police outpost on October 9 last year, the army started the extreme persecution of minority Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine. Thousands of Rohingya were killed. Many women are raped The Rohingya schools, mosques, field crops and cattle are destroyed. Lakhs of Rohingya people have taken refuge in Bangladesh to save lives.