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15 police among 70 injured

Fierce gunbattle at Rohingya camp
COX S BAZAR. Dec 5: A fierce gunbattle between police and armed Myanmar refugees at Nayapara camp in Ttknaf left at least 70 people wounded Saturday afternoon, reports UNB.
Police sources said the gunbattle erupted when Additional Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner Solaiman went to the Nayapara to bring 1300 Rohingya refugees to the transit camp for repatriation.
They said hundreds of militant Rohingyas equipped with automatic weapons shot at police and officials at the camp. Police retaliated by firing 40
rounds of gunshots in self-defence.
During the two-hour encounter which started at about 4-45 pm, some 15 police constables and 55 Rohingyas suffered injuries. Some officials were also Injured in the gunfight.
Thousands of villagers thronged the spot hearing the gunshots and forced the militant refugees to retreat
Police reinforcement was sent to the troubled camp where a tense situation was prevailing till midnight.
Meanwhile, Our Correspondent-adds: Some 369 more
Rohingya refugees were repatriated to Myanmar this mor nine
This was the tilth batch of refugees comprising 85 families. With this batch, a total number of 1517 refugees have been repatriated
The Rohingyas started their Journey back home boarded eight boats through the river Naf. They were provided with 15 days of dry food.
The refugees left from Rang! Khali transit camp and were received at the three reception centres in Myanmar Nakura, Timtiew and Kani gc hong.
The refugees were badc farewell on the Bangladesh side of the Naf river by the Relief and Repatriation Commissioner, Golam Murtaza, Deputy Commissioner, Md Enamul Haque and Police Superintendent Fayez Ahmed.
However, none of the officials of UNHCR was present on the occasion although they were invited.
Meanwhile, 1250 more refugees are awaiting repatria tton at the Rangl Khali and Nayapara transit camps. Official sources said they may be re turned to Myanmar within the next two or three days.