Bangladesh repatriates 330 Myanmar nationals who fled border clashes


DHAKA, Feb 16 (Bernama-Anadolu Agency): The Bangladesh government has repatriated around 330 Myanmar nationals who had sought refuge in the country amid border clashes between rebel factions and Myanmar's military.

On Thursday, those repatriated included 302 Border Guard Police personnel, four of their family members, two army personnel, 18 immigration officials and four civilians, Anadolu Agency reported.

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