Discussion underway with Bangladesh for safe repatriation: MEA on Rohingya refugees
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Discussion underway with Bangladesh for safe repatriation: MEA on Rohingya refugees
Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Anurag Srivastava during the weekly press briefing, on Rohingya refugees said that were stranded on a boat, and the government is in discussion with Bangladesh for their safe and secure repatriation.
Explaining the incident, Anurag Srivastava said, "On 11th February, a boat sailed from Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh carrying 90 people.
The engine of the boat failed on February 15, since then it has been drifting.
8 occupants have died and 1 occupant was missing since February 15.
47 occupants have 'displaced Myanmar nationals' IDs issued by UNHCR."
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