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Myanmar agrees to hold flag meetings regularly
Myanmar has agreed to Bangladesh's proposal of hold Ing flag meetings’ on a regular basis to ensure a peaceful bor der. a Foreign Office spokesman said Wednesday, reports BSS.
He told newsmen that Myanmar Informed this at the second flag meeting" al Teknaf that began Tuesday afternoon and ended in the small hours of Wednesday.
The meeting, scheduled to begin at 9 in the morning.
was delayed and It began ml 3 45 pm. But It continued till 2.50 Wednesday morning since It covered a wide range of issues Involving the borders of the two countries.
Bangladesh has proposed that the third flag meeting be held on January 16.
Two rounds of talks, first rot nd being on December 30. hate helped subside the ten sion that flared up after the Myanmar forces had raided a Bangladesh border post on
December 21 killing one BDR Jawan and Injuring several others.
The flag meeting Is a step forward In the direction of restoring peace along the bor der." the spokesman said.
Myanmar sent an IB member delegation to the second flag meeting and reiterated Its keenness to cooperate with Bangladesh to maintain peace and tranquility along the Ixirder. HSS Diplomatic Correspondent learnt that Myanmar troops had pulled back one to three kilometre* from their earlier position* along the border following the trend of de-escalating the tensions
Myanmar Is understood to have amassed three brigades of troop* along the border in the recent time.
UNB reports: The government will apprise the members of parliament the Bangladesh-Myanmar border situation.
"Government will soon make a statement on this", said ruling party Chief Whip Khandokar Delwar Hossain re sponding to a pressing demand from the opposition
Exprcssl.ig concern over the tense situation on the border. Deputy Leader of the Opposition Audus Samad Azad said hundreds of people from Arakan have been crossing over to Bangladesh. People In Myanmar have been groaning under a most oppressive military rule. The military junta there did not allow madam Suu Kyi to come to power although she Won a landslide victory, in the election, he said.
Samad slid Bangladesh being a small and poor country canno. provide shelter and food tc thousands of refugees coming from Arakan every day.
The Issue was raised by Sauihuddln Yrsuf (AL) who observed that tension on the border is mounting. He said Myanmar posed a threat to Bangladesh's sovereignty and pitted the government for "toeing a subservient foreign policy."
Tofael Ahmed pointed to 'he press reports and said Yangoon demonstrated uuwill Ingness in attending the flag meetings. This gave an ini-Eression that Bangladesh has ten begging for it.
Earlier, the Speaker deferred admission of adjournment motions on Bangladesh-Myanmar border situation "till situation demands for It".
Mere ihtji a score notices were served to move adjournment motions by members form the opposition benches.
While deferring the admission of the motions, the Speaker said flag meetings were held a id the situation seemed to have been brought under control. However, the motions can be allowed If the situation demands, he added.
BSS adds: The district authorities of Cox's Bazar and Bandarban have started work to enlist the names of Ruhingya Muslims.
Official sources said the preparation of the list would be completed by January 15.
Meanwhile, a sizeable number of people were said to have died of starvation In Mongdu and other Arakan areas during the past one week, according to reports by Ruhingya Muslim*, who crossed Into Bangladesh through different, border points.