Rohingya Refugee Found Dead in Cox’s Bazar Camp

The Cox’s Bazar Sadar Hospital is currently conducting a post-mortem examination on the body of a Rohingya refugee who was found dead in the Ukhiya camp. The victim, identified as Faisal, was reportedly abducted from his home on Friday evening and later discovered lifeless by the Armed Police Battalion.

Ukhiya Police Station Chief, Shamim Hossain, stated that unidentified assailants forcibly took Faisal from his residence at around 10 pm. The abductors had reportedly gagged his mouth before committing the heinous act.

The discovery of Faisal’s body has sparked an immediate investigation to identify and apprehend the criminals involved in this brutal crime. Shamim Hossain assured the public that the authorities are actively working on the case.

The Rohingya refugee crisis has been a long-standing issue in Cox’s Bazar, with thousands of displaced individuals seeking shelter and safety in overcrowded camps. This tragic incident further highlights the vulnerable conditions faced by these refugees.

The Armed Police Battalion swiftly responded to the situation, recovering Faisal’s body and ensuring it was sent to Cox’s Bazar Sadar Hospital for a thorough post-mortem examination. The results of this examination will provide crucial evidence in the ongoing investigation.

Efforts are being made to gather information from witnesses and any available CCTV footage to aid in the identification of the perpetrators. Authorities are determined to bring them to justice and prevent such incidents from recurring in the refugee camps.

The local community and humanitarian organizations are deeply saddened by this tragic loss of life and are calling for increased security measures within the camps to protect the vulnerable refugees.