Malaysia announces to come out of Rohingya refugees shelter in Myanmar’s Rakhine state The country’s Deputy Minister said Saturday they are ready to provide shelter to more Rohingya refugees in Rakhine.
Minister Datuk Noor Zazlan said, “More Rohingya refugees in Malaysia are ready to take refuge.” However, he expressed concern that militants could enter the country with the Rohingyas.
The minister said that before getting permission to enter Malaysia, the Rohingyas have to face the stringent scrutiny process.
“We will accept these refugees considering humanitarian grounds. But the government is very careful about this. ‘
The Malaysian minister said a radical militant has emerged from Myanmar disaster. We do not want members of a group or supporters to enter Malaysia. ”
Nur Zazlan, MP of the Pulley constituency of the country, said that already 56 thousand Rohingya Muslims registered with the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR are living in Malaysia.
“Those who have not registered with UNHCR, we will identify them through tracking Refugee Information System (TRIS),” he said.
Regarding the status of Rohingya children born in Malaysia, Nur Jazlan said that his ministry is looking for the right way to solve this problem. If we do not find anyway, then their children and grandchildren will become unrighteous. The only solution to this crisis would be to send them back to their own country.
“We hope UNHCR will provide shelter to other refugees in other countries. But the speed of the process will be very slow. ‘
Thanking the efforts of the Bangladesh government on Saturday in the Rohingya crisis, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak thanked. He will criticize President Donald Trump about the Rohingya crisis on September 12 in the United States.
