By Rohingya Vision TV
Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh: Two Dozens of Rohingya shelters and a Masjid (Mosque) in a makeshift camp was burned down in a fire incident today (24th April 2019), reports a source.
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[Rohingya shelters and a Masjid burned down in a fire incident today (24th April 2019), Image:
At around 12:40 PM in Modusara camp-5 today a fire arose and spread quickly and burned two dozens of Rohingya’s trampoline shelters and a Masjid as well.
The fire incident started nearby to the DRC office and after struggling for 20 minutes, along with locals the fire was extinguished.
Earlier in the same area another Madarasa (Religious school) was also burned down in a fire incident.
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