It is said that there are Rohingya refugees in Yingjiang. Is it true?/You don't say.

Because the Hui people in Hainan are Malay Vietnamese who moved from Vietnam before, and because they are Muslims, they are classified as Hui people in China. Are these Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar going to become Hui this time?

Thai police found and arrested 2 13 stowaways of unknown nationality in the rubber garden of Sokura county in southern China. The stowaways claimed to be Turks, but the Thai side believed that they were Uighurs from Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China.

According to the police report, 90 children were among the stowaways. Last year, the police found an illegal smuggling gang near the secret stronghold of Rohingya people in Myanmar. This time, they found the monitoring personnel who escaped early, and inferred that this time it was also related to smuggling gangs.

Thai police have contacted China, the Turkish Embassy and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, hoping for assistance. According to the Thai police, stowaways call themselves Turks because they are afraid of being sent back to China and punished.

Since last year, more and more Uighurs have gone to Thailand, and their smuggling route is generally from southern China along the Mekong River to Thailand.

At present, China has taken in more than 40,000 Rohingya refugees, and Ruili City and Yingjiang County alone have taken in more than 20,000 refugees. The China government has prepared tents, materials, rice and quilts for them, and the refugees have made preparations for food, clothing, housing and transportation, including water and electricity supply. The government even built a grand mosque for the Rohingya people in Ruili.

Rohingyas told reporters that it is much safer in China, and they have found a real feeling of home.

(Source: April Network)