Dhaka protests Nasaka's move for erecting barbed wire fences
Bangladesh has protested the Nasaka’s move for erecting barbed wire fences within 150 yards of zero-line at Arakan border point by violating international law.
The protest came at a sector commander level flag meeting between Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and the Myanmar border security force Nasaka at Cox’s Bazar yesterday morning.
The meeting also discussed in detail the issues of infiltration of Rohingyas into Bangladesh, abduction of Bangladeshi fishermen from Naf River, stoppage of smuggling at the border and exchange of prisoners.
At the end of the five-hour-long meeting that began at 11:00am, BGB sector commander Lt Col Abdur Rouf, who led the 16-member Bangladesh team, told the journalists the discussion was fruitful.
U Ong Zi, director of Mongdu Border Immigration Headquarter of Nasaka, led the 17-member Myanmar team.
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