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Rohingya crisis: Myanmar 'mining border' as refugees flee Bangladesh has summoned the Myanmar ambassador in Dhaka to protest against the planting of landmines along the border between the two countries. It comes amid growing tensions over the huge influx of Rohingya Muslims fleeing violence in Myanmar. A senior official in Bangladesh said they believed Myanmar government forces were planting the landmines to stop the Rohingya returning to their villages. But a Myanmar military source said no landmines had been planted recently. The BBC's Sanjoy Majumder, who is on the Bangladeshi side of the border, said there had been at least three injuries caused by landmines this week. When asked whether Bangladesh had lodged a complaint about the mines, Foreign Secretary Shahidul Haque said "yes" but did not elaborate further. - Myanmar conflict: The view from Yangon - Rohingya militants - who are they? - What sparked latest violence in Rakhine? The UN has said the number of Rohingya refugees crossing from Myanmar into Bangladesh has surged since 25 August. It says more than 146,000 Rohingya have fled violence in Myanmar's Rakhine state, in the northwest of the country. The conflict was triggered by an attack by Rohingya militants on police posts. Following the attack there was an outbreak of violence which has sent waves of refugees fleeing the country, also called Burma. Two Bangladeshi government sources told Reuters news agency they believe Myanmar has been laying fresh landmines along the border, despite the flood of refugees trying to cross to safety. The area was mined in the 1990s, during military rule, to prevent trespassing. On Monday, a spokesman for Mymanmar's de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, questioned who exactly had placed the explosives. "Who can surely say those mines were not laid by the terrorists?" Zaw Htay asked Reuters. Ms Suu Kyi claimed that the crisis is being distorted by a "huge iceberg of misinformation" and said tensions were being fanned by fake news promoting the interests of terrorists. She made the comments in a phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, her office said. On Wednesday, President Erdogan said Turkey would provide 10,000 tonnes of aid to help Rohingya Muslims who have fled the violence in Myanmar. He said the Turkish aid agency, TIKA, was already delivering this aid to camps for the displaced. There have also been outpourings of support in Indonesia, but some of Myanmar's neighbours - including Bangladesh - have come under criticism for not doing more to deal with the crisis. Bangladesh has previously refused to recognise the Rohingya as refugees, with Amnesty International accusing the country of sending people back to Myanmar to face an uncertain future. Earlier this year, the government in Dhaka suggested relocating all Rohingya refugees to a low-lying island vulnerable to flooding and without roads in the Bay of Bengal.
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डुंगा डुब्दा १४ जना रोहिंज्याको 'मृत्यु' बांग्लादेशको कक्सेस बजार तट नजिकै समुद्रमा एउटा डुंगा डुब्दा त्यसमा सवार कम्तीमा १४ जना रोहिंज्या शरणार्थीको ज्यान गएको बताइएको छ। बांग्लादेशी प्रहरीका अनुसार मृत्यु हुनेमध्ये ९ जना बालबालिका र बाँकी महिला थिए। म्यानमारको रखाइन राज्यमा जारी हिंसाका कारण पछिल्लो ४८ घण्टामा करिब २ हजार रोहिंज्याहरु दक्षिणी बांग्लादेश पुगेको विवरण आएका छन्। प्रत्यक्षदर्शीहरुका अनुसार तटभन्दा केही पर उक्त डुंगा समुद्रमा डुबेको थियो। रोहिंज्या संकटः राष्ट्रसंघमाथि प्रश्न आग्रह एकजना स्थानीय पसल सञ्चालक मोहम्मद सोहेलले आफूले डुंगा डुब्दै गरेको देखेको र त्यसको केही समयपछि छालले शवहरु तटमा ल्याइदिएको समाचार संस्था एएफपीलाई बताए। यसैबीच म्यानमार सरकारले संयुक्त राष्ट्रसंघका अधिकारीहरुलाई रखाइन राज्यको भ्रमण गराउने योजना पर सारिदिएको राष्ट्रसंघका प्रवक्ताले बताएका छन्। खराब मौसमका कारण निर्धारित भ्रमण योजना पर सारिएको म्यानमारका अधिकारीहरुले जनाएका छन्। छुट्टै प्रसंगमा राष्ट्रसंघका लागि अमेरिकी राजदूत निक्की हेलीले जवाफदेहिताका लागि कदम नचालेसम्म म्यानमार सरकारलाई हतियार उपलब्ध गराइरहेका देशहरुलाई त्यो बन्द गर्न आग्रह गरेकी छन्। 'जातीय सफाया' सुरक्षा परिषद्मा बोल्दै उनले रोहिंज्या मुस्लिमविरुद्धको हिंसालाई 'जातीय सफाया'को संज्ञा दिइन् र म्यानमारमा प्रजातन्त्रका लागि लडाइँ गरेकाहरुका निम्ति त्यो लज्जाको विषय भएको बताइन्। उनले दमनमा संलग्नहरुलाई कानूनी दायरामा ल्याइनुपर्नेमा जोड दिइन्। म्यानमारको सेनाले गरेको कारबाहीका कारण पाँच लाखभन्दा बढी रोहिंज्या मुस्लिमहरु भागेका छन्। उनीहरुमध्ये अधिकांशले अहिले बांग्लादेशमा शरण लिइरहेका छन्।