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콕스 바자르(2021. 1. 14) 방글라데시 남동부 미얀마 접경지역
로힝야 난민촌을 덮친 대형 화재
3,500여 명 거주하는 550여 개의 대피소 불 타
상점, NGO 사무실 등 150여 개 부대시설도 피해
사상자는 없는 듯
콘크리트 기둥만 남은 화재 현장
뭐라도 건져보려고 둘러보는 아이들
로힝야족 원래 미얀마 서부에 거주하며 이슬람교를 믿는 소수 민족
국민의 88%가 불교 신도인 미얀마에서 로힝야족의 종교는 탄압을 받는 주원인이 됨
1978년부터 미얀마 군사정권의 핍박을 못 견디고 100만 명 이상이 방글라데시 남동부로 피신
구성 방병삼
#로힝야_난민촌_대형_화재
#Rohingya_refugee_camps
#Nayapara_Camp
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A huge fire swept through the Rohingya refugee camps in southern Bangladesh in the early hours of Thursday (January 14), the United Nations said, destroying homes belonging to thousands of people.
The U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said more than 550 shelters home to around 3,500 people were either totally or partially destroyed in the blaze, as well as 150 shops and a facility belonging to a non-profit organisation. No casualties were reported.
Photographs and video provided to Reuters by a Rohingya refugee in Nayapara Camp showed families including children, sifting through charred corrugated iron sheets to see if they could salvage anything from their still smouldering homes. But little remained of the camp, which had stood for decades, aside from concrete poles and the husks of a few trees.
UNHCR said it was providing shelter, materials, winter clothes, hot meals, and medical care for the refugees displaced from the camp in the Cox's Bazar district, a sliver of land bordering Myanmar in southeastern Bangladesh.
More than a million Rohingya live in the mainland camps in southern Bangladesh, the vast majority having fled Myanmar in 2017 from a military-led crackdown that U.N investigators said was executed with "genocidal intent", charges Myanmar denies.
[저작권자(c) YTN 무단전재, 재배포 및 AI 데이터 활용 금지]
로힝야 난민촌을 덮친 대형 화재
3,500여 명 거주하는 550여 개의 대피소 불 타
상점, NGO 사무실 등 150여 개 부대시설도 피해
사상자는 없는 듯
콘크리트 기둥만 남은 화재 현장
뭐라도 건져보려고 둘러보는 아이들
로힝야족 원래 미얀마 서부에 거주하며 이슬람교를 믿는 소수 민족
국민의 88%가 불교 신도인 미얀마에서 로힝야족의 종교는 탄압을 받는 주원인이 됨
1978년부터 미얀마 군사정권의 핍박을 못 견디고 100만 명 이상이 방글라데시 남동부로 피신
구성 방병삼
#로힝야_난민촌_대형_화재
#Rohingya_refugee_camps
#Nayapara_Camp
## storyline
A huge fire swept through the Rohingya refugee camps in southern Bangladesh in the early hours of Thursday (January 14), the United Nations said, destroying homes belonging to thousands of people.
The U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said more than 550 shelters home to around 3,500 people were either totally or partially destroyed in the blaze, as well as 150 shops and a facility belonging to a non-profit organisation. No casualties were reported.
Photographs and video provided to Reuters by a Rohingya refugee in Nayapara Camp showed families including children, sifting through charred corrugated iron sheets to see if they could salvage anything from their still smouldering homes. But little remained of the camp, which had stood for decades, aside from concrete poles and the husks of a few trees.
UNHCR said it was providing shelter, materials, winter clothes, hot meals, and medical care for the refugees displaced from the camp in the Cox's Bazar district, a sliver of land bordering Myanmar in southeastern Bangladesh.
More than a million Rohingya live in the mainland camps in southern Bangladesh, the vast majority having fled Myanmar in 2017 from a military-led crackdown that U.N investigators said was executed with "genocidal intent", charges Myanmar denies.
[저작권자(c) YTN 무단전재, 재배포 및 AI 데이터 활용 금지]