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Colombo: The Sri Lankan Navy became a godsend for hundreds of Rohingyas when they were on the verge of drowning in the waters off the northeastern coast. As soon as information about the accident was received, the Sri Lankan Army reached the spot for relief and rescue operations. Marines have rescued more than 100 Rohingyas, including 25 Myanmar children, stranded in distress off the northeastern coast. The men were spotted by local fishermen in Vella Mullivaikkal area of Mullaitivu district on Thursday.
There were speculations that these people were going to Australia or Indonesia. But suddenly their boat got stuck in the middle of the waves on the beach. The Navy spokesperson said, “We do not yet know how they got into trouble at sea and where they were going.” The Navy spokesperson said, “They were in a boat used for fishing.” Were riding on.
40 women were involved with children
According to the Sri Lankan Navy, there were a total of 102 people on board the boat, including 25 children and 40 women. One of the women was also pregnant. The Navy said they have been brought to Trincomalee, where further action will be taken. The Navy had similarly rescued more than 100 Rohingyas in Sri Lankan waters in December 2022. (Language)
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