In a relief boat in Myanmar, a petrol bomb attack Rohingya crisis: Suu Kyi's speech in the United Nations Vice President's speech, fire at houses, power connection to the border

A raid on Myanmar's Rakhine Red Cross has led to a petrol bomb attack. The incident took place on the night of Rakhine's capital Siey on Wednesday night. The attacks have led to the idea that reliefs will be delivered only to Rohingya Muslims, international media said.
BBC and Reuters said extremist Buddhists thrown petrol bombs in the boat. At one stage the police fired blank firing and detained some to disperse the attackers. A relief boat had 50 tons of relief including plastic seat, bucket and mosquito net.
Meanwhile, the Vice President of Myanmar in the United Nations repeated the utterly false statement of chief Aung San Suu Kyi of the country. On the other hand, the house of Rakhine Rohingya did not stop the fire. Black smoke was seen from inside the border in Bangladesh. Even the Myanmar border has been known to shake up electricity and the new line of lanes is being made. According to a BBC report, about 300 people gathered in Siey on Wednesday night when the International Committee of Red Cross or the ICRC was being carried on relief boats. They had iron rods and various types of arms. They surrounded the Red Cross boat. At one stage, they attacked the relief boat and threw petrol bomb.
The Myanmar government said hundreds of chaos became aggressive and prevented the boat from taking relief. At about two hundred policemen came and dispersed them. An official from the Myanmar government told Reuters, the agitated people thought that these help were being sent only for 'Bengalis'. An IRCC spokesman said no relief worker was injured in the attack.
According to BBC News, relief agencies say the Rohingyas who fled to Bangladesh to save lives or who are still in Rakhine need relief for all. But sending relief for Rohingya Muslims living in Rakhine region is not easy. As the government ban on the work of Rakhine relief organization, local Buddhist Buddhists also do not want to send relief for Rohingya Muslims. There are allegations that local Buddhist Buddhists are helping the army in suppressing Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.
Vice President of Suu Kyi said in the UN
Myanmar has not withdrawn from its position in the face of international pressure. The Vice President of the United Nations, Henry Van Theo, said that the government has been investigating why some people from Rakhine fled and flee to Bangladesh. At the same time, the government has instructed the security forces to take all measures to avoid the loss and loss of innocent civilians. In the face of international criticism, the United Nations General Assembly has not joined the main function of the country's main Aung San Suu Kyi But Vice President Theo, his representative, originally shouted Suu Kyi's statement two days ago. Suu Kyi tried to show Rakhine violence and Rohingya crisis as a small issue in her anticipated speech.
Van Theo said in his speech Wednesday that Myanmar is deeply concerned about the refuge of people fleeing Rakhine state. He claimed that the situation has improved. Most Muslims are still staying in Rakhine. Su Chio made the same claim in his speech. Suiichi did not mention the people fleeing her speech as Rohingya. The Vice President of his government did not even pronounce the word Rohingya.
Rakhine houses are being set on fire
Azhar Mahmud from Ghumdhum Border said that because of the decline in the number of Rohingyas fleeing for the past two days many people thought that the operation of the army might be closed. But the information was matched by visiting the border area. From the inside of the Bangladesh border, the newly burned house, the fired smoke of the newly installed fire has been seen. Besides, there are allegations of new connections between the border and electricity to connect the landmines and landmines on the border. Even in one point, the position of the submashinagan on the side of Bangladesh was seen to take place and it was seen that Myanmar soldiers
On Thursday, Thursday afternoon, at the highest mountain in the eastern half of the newly established shelter camp in Ukhiai Thingkhali, black smoke started flying from three houses of Dhekhibunia village on the border of Myanmar. They come out to come out of a new smoke from the house. Hafiz Abdur Rahman, who fled from Boothdong five days before that time, said that some time ago he saw the helicopter flying twice that place. Shortly thereafter, the fire was set on fire. Since then smoke has been flying.
At half-a-half hour, on the border between Bangladesh and Bangladesh, on the border of Myanmar, in the Jalpaitali area of ​​Naikhangchari, it was found that eight workers of new barbed wire fencing in the area were crossing the border. There, a soldier was seen to look after work after a shuffle.
At the same time, on a small hill near a small hill, there are two jungle villages in two different places in the place of jungleagara shelves besom Bangladesh. At the beginning of the district of Nimkhanchhari in the district of Nilkhanchari, two hundred cubic meters away from the border, as well as burning two houses and burning high coconut trees were found. A local resident Arafat Hossain told Ittefaq that on Wednesday night, they saw a fire in the area from their village.
After a while, go to the Zero Point in Tambur area and talk to a few Rohingya refugees who have been sheltered there.