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Queen Mathilde of Belgium visits Rohingya camp in Cox’s Bazar

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Later, Rani was taken directly from the airport to Kutupalong Rohingya Camp No. 3 in Ukhia Upazila. Cox’s Bazar refugees, Relief and Repatriation Commissioner Mohammad Mizanur Rahman and senior officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs were present with the Queen at that time.

Additional Commissioner of Refugee Relief and Repatriation Office of Cox’s Bazar, Shamsud Douza Nayan told Ajker newspaper, ‘Rani has come to Cox’s Bazar to observe the activities of the United Nations on the Rohingya people and to meet the local people who have sheltered the country.

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Shamsud Douza Nayan also said that in the day-long visit of the Queen of Belgium, she is expected to exchange views with representatives of various international organizations including the local administration, the United Nations, in addition to the activities of the United Nations in the refugee camps.

After talking with the queen, some Rohingya women told today’s newspaper, “The queen of Belgium inquired about the torture on us in Myanmar and wanted to know how we are now.”

It should be noted that after August 25, 2017, at least 800,000 Rohingyas fled to Bangladesh from Rakhine province in the face of torture by the Myanmar army. Before this, several lakhs of Rohingya took refuge in Bangladesh. At present, about 1.25 million Rohingyas are living in 33 shelter camps in Ukhia and Teknaf in Cox’s Bazar and Bhasanchar in Noakhali.