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Dhaka-Yangon talks resume today

Warning against bid to foil repatriation
COX'S BAZAR. May 24: Home Minister Abdul Matin Chowdhury said here today that the quarters trying to foil repatriation of the Myanmar refugees would be seriously dealt with, reports UNB.
Talking to reporters at the local circuit house, the Minister warned that action under the law of the land will be taken against the troublemakers whoever they may be
Bangladesh, with its limited resources, has given shelter to the Rohingyas on humanitarian ground. But it cannot bear the burden of "a long-term refugee problem." the Minister said
Repatriation of Rohingyas
was delayed because completion of details of repatriation process was taking time, he said. The security of the Rohingyas would be ensured and that the refugees would not be pushed into uncer talnty. he added, reports BSS
He also called upon all con cerned to encourage the refugees to go back to their homes In Arakan. Myanmar
Chowdhury addressed a meeting of the representatives of UNHCR and NGOs at the Circuit House calling upon them to help repatriate the Rohingyas smoothly.
Meanwhile, the officials of
Bangladesh and Myanmar will meet again tomorrow (Man day) at the Myanmar frontier town of Muangdaw to work out physical arrangements for the repatriation of the Rohingya refugees, according to UNB.
OfTk-ials designated to the respective camps of the two countries will have talks on ways and means to hasten the repatriation
Bangladesh has opened 10 transit camps while Myanmar 5 reception centres to iactlt tate the return of the Rohm©'as
They last met at Teknaf in Bangladesh on May 17
The repatriation, which was scheduled to begin on May 15 under a bilateral agreement signed last month. Is being delayed as physical arrange ments are yet to be completed.
Foreign Minister ASM Moslaflzur Rahman has expressed the hope that the refugees would return home shortly
Meanwhile, Influx of refugees still continued — though on a reduced scale and to date the number of Rohingyas who crossed into Bangladesh has swelled to more than 2,00.000
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