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Over 500 refugees feared dead in suspected shipwrecks off Myanmar, says UN.
3 sourcesFirst reported 6 days agoUpdated 6 days ago
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- More than 500 refugees are feared dead following two suspected shipwrecks off the coast of Myanmar.
- The vessels are believed to have departed from Rakhine State, carrying individuals predominantly from the Rohingya minority.
- The shipwrecks reportedly occurred in late June, amid ongoing perilous maritime journeys undertaken by refugees seeking safety.
- The United Nations has confirmed the tragic situation, highlighting the dangers faced by individuals fleeing conflict in Myanmar.
- Rescue efforts and further investigations into the incidents are currently ongoing, as authorities assess the unfolding situation.
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Hundreds of refugees feared dead after two suspected shipwrecks off Myanmar: UN
The Guardian· 6 days ago
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More than 500 feared dead after boats carrying refugees sink off Myanmar, UN says
In-Cyprus· 6 days ago
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More than 500 feared dead after boats carrying refugees sink off Myanmar, UN says
Cyprus Mail· 6 days ago