On the third anniversary of a mass exodus of Rohingya to Bangladesh, prospects look bleak for about 1 million members of the Muslim minority from Myanmar living in bamboo and plastic shelters in refugee camps.

Bangladesh’s refugee commissioner told Reuters the focus was on repatriation but his agency was ready to work to resettle refugees in other countries if his government decided to resume the programme.

The question is when all we call enemies leave who will be left, because no two people are same. Must we fight over our differences? We should start to learn to live and let live.

The world remained silent and did not try to stop the persecution of the Rohingya Muslims even though he could have enough. Now there is death silence due to the virus. And humanity has died.

When the Rohingya are afraid to return to their native Myanmar ... they mostly go to southeast Asia. tens of them many died in the sea. because the ship was overturned .. and Bangladesh, which has for decades given refuge to waves of Rohingya fleeing from Myanmar, ended the resettlement programme in 2010 out of fear it would become a hub for refugees seeking to move to the West.

In 2008/2009, the Rohingya residents refused to return to Myanmar. Because of the religious conflict, the majority of which are Buddhist in the country. some of them go to southeast asia, many of them died while on the boat. However, many Asian countries refuse. Their last hope is to return to Bangladesh and go to rich countries such as Australia or to the west.