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750,000 members of the Rohingya Muslim minority fled violence and persecution by the Myanmar military after a brutal offensive was launched against them four years ago.
Entire Rohingya communities throughout the Maungdaw region were decimated by fire. In 2017, nearly a million Rohingya joined an exodus of more than 200,000 in Bangladesh who had already fled previous violence.
Now fires at their refugee camps, monsoon floods, cyclones and the COVID-19 pandemic have complicated the already immense challenges of displacement for the Rohingya, who now observe August 25 as their “Genocide Day” every year.
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