Many Rohingyas were waiting for relief in the new shelters of Ukhia and Teknaf, which were built for them, on both sides of the road. The Rohingya who were on both sides of the road from Ukhia to Teknaf were removed from the side on the road yesterday. In the rain, the shanty slum was broken and the hillside slopes were forced to suffer them. Especially in Kadapani, the children and the elderly are facing problems in the slippery way.
Ten members of Dil Mohammad, from Monglapara area of Maungdaw in Myanmar, came to Teknaf's Golarkart this morning. From there, we reached Teknaf Sadar at noon. When this family was found at noon today, they had no umbrella. Winters in the rain
These new shelters have been set up in Rohingyas of Thaiyakhali, Bagguna and Teknaf in Putubuniya in Ukhia. Thousands of Rohingyas have also risen in Kutupalong of Ukhia and Teknaf's old shelter in Leda and Naya Para. In addition to these two upazilas, many small and medium scale Rohingya slums have been developed. Still strong infrastructure has not been built in these new slums. The bamboo poles on the ground floor have been encircled by plastic spots used for feeding triple or salt. Even though this can be resistant to light rain water, it is not advisable to protect from heavy rain. That's why the water entered the hut of many shelters.
Now the number of Rohingya new refugees has increased by four lakhs in Thiyangkhali, Baluchali and Kutupalong shelters in Ukhia. Ten lakhs of newcomers have already exceeded the number of newcomers In all, about six lakh new Rohingya infiltrators have been entered since August 25. Rohingya infiltration continues. Rohingyas are now coming to Bangladesh from Myanmar by boat on the Bay of Bay of Bay of Bay of Bay of Bay of Teknaf on Teknaf.
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