Hngakchia 5 million le cheu leng nih bawmhnak an herh tiah UNICEF nih a chim
The Chinland Post | 2023 January 3 – Myanmar ram ah hngakchia 5.6 million leng nih bawmhnak an herh tiah UNICEF nih January 2 ah a thanh.
Ramchung hriamtlaih buainak a karh chin i hngakchia 5.6 million telh in minung 17.6 million nih bawmhnak an herh tiah UNICEF nih a langhter.
UNICEF nih hi hngakchia pawl a lam kip in bawmh khawh nak hnga USD $ 169.6 million a herh tiah a chim.
UNICEF nih a langhter ning ah bawmhnak a herh mi 17.6 million chung ah 2.8 million sin lawng ah bawmhnak a phanh khawh rih bantuk in hngakchia 5.6 million chung in 1.9 million sin lawng ah bawmhnak a phan rih tiah a langhter.
Save the Children cazin chung ah Bangladesh ralzaam camp ah kum 5 leng aa dor cang mi Rohingya hngakchia pawl an i tel lo tiah theih a si.
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It’s been five years since more than 700,000 ethnic Rohingya fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh to escape a brutal military crackdown .The UN should now come forward to repatriate the Rohingyas.
The Rohingyas are trying in many ways to return to normal life, but how much more? Rohingyas have been driven from their country for many years. The Bangladesh government has given them shelter as refugees, but in a densely populated country like Bangladesh, the country’s law and order situation is deteriorating due to the large number of people taking shelter. Necessary measures should be taken to solve the Rohingya problem.