Scores of Rohingya Muslims, including many women, who fled to camps in Bangladesh after a Myanmar military clampdown in 2017, have been detained in recent months after returning to seek drugs and transport them. A Narcotics control official said an anti-drug squad had arrested 18 Rohingya in a day in May and 13 had 'yaba' methamphetamine pills in their stomach.
Desperate Rohingya caught on cross-border narcotics runs: Police
Scores of Rohingya Muslims, including many women, who fled to camps in Bangladesh after a Myanmar military clampdown in 2017, have been detained in recent months after returning to seek drugs and transport them. A Narcotics control official said an anti-drug squad had arrested 18 Rohingya in a day in May and 13 had 'yaba' methamphetamine pills in their stomach.
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