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07 September, 2017, 13:06
Update: 07 September, 2017, 13:06
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NTV Online
07 September, 2017, 13:06
Update: 07 September, 2017, 13:06
People swim across a river near Laung Don village in northern Rakhine state as Rohingya Muslims travel toward the border with Bangladesh August 29, 2017 in this still image taken from video. Photo: Reuters

Cox’s Bazar: Eleven bodies of Rohingyas, who tried to enter Bangladesh following fresh violence in Rakhaine state of Myanmar, were recovered after two boats capsized in separate places in the Naf River on Thursday.

Kanchan Kanti Das, inspector of Baharchhara police outpost under Teknaf Police Station, said two boats each carrying about 25 Rohingyas capsized in Tulatali and Shahparir Dwip areas under Teknaf upazila between 4:00 am and 5:30 am.

On information, police recovered the floating body of an 18-month-old baby from Bay of Bengal in Shamlapur area.

‘Ten more bodies of Rohingyas were recovered in coastal areas of the Bay of Bengal stretching from Shahparir Dwip to Baharchhara union of Teknaf upazila,’ he added.

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