Father, children shot dead in Cox's Bazar Rohingya camp
[Daily Observer] - 10/21/2024
A man, his son and daughter were allegedly shot to death by miscreants in Cox's Bazar Rohingya camp early Monday.The incident took place around 5 am at Rohingya Camp 20X of Ukhiya in the district.The victim were identified as Ahmed Hossain, 65, his son Syedul Amin, 28, and daughter Asma, 15, (…)
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