Rohingya children have lost so much that counting impossible

Among the oppressed Muslim Rohingyas who fled to Bangladesh from Myanmar's Rakhine province, there are countless children. About 60 percent of about 400,000 Rohingyas are children, which are said to be outside the calculations. The number of unbelievable children is listed on the horrific experience of a child.
Abdul Hamid escaped from Myanmar, whose generous smile and eyelash blurred the adult shadow. At the young age, Hamid has gained some experience in his life, which has not happened to anyone else. She saw her father die in a ruthless way in front of the army of Myanmar in front of her eyes. Their homes have been burned with fire. He lost two fingers in his right hand.
He lost his life and took refuge in a forest to save his life from Rakhine province with his mother and his younger brother. After spending two days without eating it there, in the darkness of the night, along with mother and siblings travel to Bangladesh, the paths and rivers on foot.
Finally Hamid and his family emerged in a refugee camp with thousands of Muslim Rohingya in Bangladesh. After losing his father, the responsibility of the mother and sibling has come on her shoulder. Now it is his only responsibility to arrange their food. So Hamid is waiting for relief vehicles with thousands of Rohingya children in the streets surrounding the Rohingya camp in Bangladesh. He said that he does not tire at all.