by RK Desk. Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar — October 31, 2026
A Rohingya man was killed in Camp 15 and two people were reportedly injured in separate violence in Camp 8 East during the night of October 29–30, according to local accounts and a police statement reported by The Business Standard.
There is no verified evidence linking the incidents.
Two Reportedly Injured in Camp 8E
Local sources reported gunfire in Camp 8E during the early hours of October 30. They said two people were injured at separate locations.
Rohingya Monitor also reported two injuries during an exchange of fire between approximately 1 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. Rohingya Khobor could not establish whether its sources and the outlet relied on separate witnesses.
The identities, ages and latest medical conditions of both injured people remain unconfirmed. Rohingya Khobor could not independently establish which groups were involved.
Mohammed Ayas Killed in Camp 15
In Camp 15, Mohammed Ayas was reportedly killed around midnight on October 29–30. Local sources described him as a martial arts trainer who taught Rohingya young people.
The Business Standard, citing 8 APBn acting commander Mohammad Riaz Uddin Ahmed, reported that Ayas and another man were detained and beaten by alleged ARSA members. The officer identified both victims as RSO members. These alleged affiliations and responsibility for the attack have not been independently verified by Rohingya Khobor.
According to the police account, Ayas died at the scene and the other man was admitted to an MSF hospital with serious injuries. Ayas’s body was sent to Cox’s Bazar District Hospital for a post-mortem examination.
The account said legal action was underway.
