The name of the newborn was named 'Sheikh Mujibur Rahman'

To prevent the massacre of the Rakhine army from Myanmar and the horrendous torture since August 25, around 5 lakh Rohingyas have fled to Bangladesh and have taken shelter in Bangladesh. They took shelter in different refugee camps of Ukhia and Teknaf. These Rohingya refugees include thousands of pregnant women. Recently, a pregnant woman named Senoya gave birth to a son in Ukhia Upazila Health and Family Planning Center. The newborn has been named Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
The name of the newborn was named after the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Confirming the authenticity of the information, Dr. Ukhia Upazila Health and Family Planning Center of Cox's Bazar Romana said that the father of a newly born baby had no inquiries - no news was found.
It is learned that Senoya came to Bangladesh on the banks of Naf river. The women took shelter in Rohingya camp. After the birth of childbirth, the woman gave birth to the baby on the way to the health and family planning center.
Both Senoya and newly born children are known to be healthy.
On the other hand, more than 7,000 women were women of Rohingya who took shelter in Bangladesh on Sep 17, Health and Family Welfare Minister Mohammad Nasim said. He said, "Rohingya are in dire circumstances. They are living their lives in the worst way. '
On the other hand, the number of Rohingyas fleeing Bangladesh to save lives after the Rohingyas expedition began in Myanmar's Rakhine state on August 25 has already exceeded 500,000, according to the UN. But the number of more than six million as private. Meanwhile, the spokesman said the escape rate was somewhat lower than before, but it is still not time to say that it has completely closed.
New York-based Human Rights Organization Human Rights Watch said the Myanmar army has crossed the ultimate barrage of killings, rape, demolition of houses, brutality and killings in the name of the operation. By analyzing the pictures from the satellite, the company said that in the meantime, almost 214 Rohingya indigenous villages have been completely destroyed. Myanmar army is committed to crimes against humanity against Rohingya people in Rakhine state. So calling on the country to impose restrictions on some areas and its army, the agency said.

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