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27 member delegation team from Harvard University visit Rohingya camp

Last updated: October 19, 2023 12:38 PM
M. S. Zaman
Published: October 19, 2023
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A delegation of 27 members from Harvard University visited a Rohingya camp in Cox’s Bazar.  The delegation arrived at Rohingya Camp No. 14 in Ukhiya around 2 pm on Monday and left the camp at 4 pm.

Police Superintendent of 14 APBN Md. Saifuzzaman confirmed that the 14 APBn ensured their security in the Rohingya camp. 

According to information provided by APBN, after reaching Camp No. 4, the delegation visited the bamboo refinery run by BRAC.  Then went to Block-B/1 of the same camp.  They visited the sheds where the Rohingyas live.  They talked to Rohingyas living in sheds and asked ​​about their living conditions.  Later they went to Education learning center in Block H/1 and talked to the children.

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