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A Rohingya child hit by a TomTom

Last updated: July 17, 2020 10:31 PM
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Published: July 15, 2020
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On Thursday around 3 p.m., a 4-year-old Rohingya child named Mohammed Hussain was hit by a TomTom on the road of Nayapara refugee camp at Cox’s Bazar. His father’s name is Zubair and his mother’s name is Taslima Begum. His family resides in Block-H, Shed No. 1228, Room no 7, MRC No. 61357-B, Nayapara refugee camp, Cox’s Bazaar. The accident occurred on mid-day when the boy randomly ran into the highway and was directly hit by a local vehicle (TomTom). At present, the boy is going under treatment in Cox’s Bazaar medical.

Rohingya parents should be more alert.

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