Rohingyas reluctant to rrturn to their native Myanmar

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A Rohingya refugee camp at Teknuf in Cox's Bazar Source: AAP

Authorities are again trying to convince Rohingyas it is safe to return to Myanmar from Bangladesh.

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Published 22 August 2019 7:05pm

By Sunil Awasthi

Source: SBS

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Rohingyas reluctant to rrturn to their native Myanmar

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