‘Horrors I survived are nightmares of others’


Hard times: Rohingya refugees carrying food supplies back to their camp in Kutupalong. — Bernama

COX’S BAZAR: The tears have dried up for Sofia Begum. She has seen horrors others only have nightmares about.

The men in military uniform came to her village in Rakhine state in Myanmar and shot her six-year-old son dead. They shot her husband, too, but he survived. He was shot in the leg.

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