Over 566 refugees from Bangladesh enter Mizoram
First Published: 7th March, 2023 13:06 IST
Over 566 refugees from Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh entered Mizoram via Mizoram-Bangladesh-Myanmar border Lawngtlai district.
Over 566 refugees from Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh entered Mizoram via Mizoram-Bangladesh-Myanmar border Lawngtlai district. According to sources, the new refugees were taking shelter in Parva-III village near the Indo-Bangladesh-Myanmar tri-junction. Refugees from both the countries are ethnic Mizos who share the same culture and ancestry with the people in Mizoram.
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