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A boat carrying 180 Rohingya refugees vanished. A frantic phone call helped untangle the mystery. - Vimarsana News

A boat carrying 180 Rohingya refugees vanished. A frantic phone call helped untangle the mystery.

On December 1, a boat carrying 180 Rohingya refugees set out from Bangladesh, bound for...

A boat carrying 180 Rohingya refugees vanished. A phone call helped untangle the mystery. - Vimarsana News

A boat carrying 180 Rohingya refugees vanished. A phone call helped untangle the mystery.

The Rohingya are a people nobody wants. This stateless Muslim minority has suffered decades of persecution in their homeland of Myanmar, where they have long been viewed as interlopers by the Buddhist majority.

A boat carrying 180 Rohingya refugees vanished. A frantic phone call helped untangle the mystery. – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

A boat carrying 180 Rohingya refugees vanished. A frantic phone call helped untangle the mystery. – Winnipeg Free Press

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A boat carrying 180 Rohingya refugees vanished. A frantic phone call helped untangle the mystery. - Vimarsana News

A boat carrying 180 Rohingya refugees vanished. A frantic phone call helped untangle the mystery.

Last year, an estimated 3,500 Rohingya Muslims boarded wooden boats and set off from Bangladesh, across hundreds of miles of dangerous waters in the Bay of Bengal, in search of starting new lives in Malaysia or Indonesia. Hundreds of them never made it.

More than 100 babies among Rohingya refugees in disputed Myanmar return plan - Vimarsana News

More than 100 babies among Rohingya refugees in disputed Myanmar return plan

Hundreds of Rohingya in Bangladesh have been confirmed by Myanmar authorities as the first batch to return home after their 2017 exodus