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70 Rohingya Arrested in Malaysia Remain Unaccounted for, Families in Cox’s Bazar Demand Information
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70 Rohingya Arrested in Malaysia Remain Unaccounted for, Families in Cox’s Bazar Demand Information
Ro Maung Shwe | March 2026 Around 70 Rohingya refugees who were reportedly arrested after entering Malaysia on March 15, 2026 remain without official information regarding their whereabouts, causing growing concern among families in the refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar. Relatives say there has been no confirmation from authorities, no detention list, and no media reporting about the incident since the arrests. The lack of information has left famili…
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