A boat carrying dozens of Rohingya, including women and children, has broken down at sea and at least eight people have died, a rights group and the UN refugee agency said.
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UN urges 'immediate rescue' of Rohingya refugees adrift at sea without food or water
File photo of Rohingya refugees arriving in Indonesia. Source: Getty
A boat carrying dozens of Rohingya, including women and children, has broken down at sea and at least eight people have died, a rights group and the UN refugee agency said.
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