Rohingya crisis threatens to improve Bangladesh: Barnacle

The Rohingyas praised Bangladesh's efforts in tackling the situation, but also warned that the United States could hinder the progress of Bangladesh's economy, the US ambassador Masha Bernichot has warned.

After visiting the Rohingya refugee camp in Kutupalanga in Ukhia, he told reporters that the situation was going on.

Barnicott said, in less than a year, billions of dollars spent in the Rohingya crisis. It can reduce the country's GDP by more than two percent. It may not have happened in Bangladesh for foreigners.

Earlier, there were 4 lakh Rohingyas, more than seven lakhs added since August last year.

The Rohingyas, who have fled to the face of persecution, have been giving shelter to their long-standing position, but the government of Bangladesh has been talking about their long-standing situation.

The finance minister said with anger, more than once, sending Myanmar Rohingya to Bangladesh's economy is trying to destroy.

'Rejected'

A Rohingya family who is staying in the zero-line is not recalling the return to Myanmar recently.

The family never entered Bangladesh. So it will not be repatriated. Because the agreement between Bangladesh and Myanmar has been restored, the matter is completely out of the framework.

In the context of international criticism, the agreement with Bangladesh to return Myanmar Refugees but there is no movement in the process.

When a Rohingya family living in Nirupam border in Bandarban, Rakhine returns to Myanmar government asylum center, show him the repatriation process as the start of the international press.

It is from Bangladesh that the return of that family did not take place in the repatriation process.