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Global deadliest sea route sees increased traffic
The article details the dangerous sea crossings undertaken by Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar and seeking safety in Southeast Asia, primarily focusing on recent shipwrecks resulting in numerous deaths and disappearances. It highlights the increasing vulnerability of refugees, including abductions and trafficking, driven by deteriorating conditions in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar camps and the high mortality rate of these perilous journeys. Families are overwhelmed by grief over loved ones lost at sea, amid ongoing violence, resource shortages, and limited opportunities within the refugee camps.
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