Since November, more than 1,500 Rohingya refugees fleeing Bangladesh by boat have landed in Indonesia’s northern province of Aceh, three-quarters of them women and children. With so many Rohingya attempting the crossing in recent weeks, nobody knows how many boats did not make it, and how many people died.
In Photos: Rohingya Refugees In Indonesia
Since November, more than 1,500 Rohingya refugees fleeing Bangladesh by boat have landed in Indonesia’s northern province of Aceh, three-quarters of them women and children. With so many Rohingya attempting the crossing in recent weeks, nobody knows how many boats did not make it, and how many people died.
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