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Rohingya Child Injured in Traffic Accident in Cox’s Bazar

AR Media Group Date:28,03,2025

A young Rohingya boy named Mohammed Imran was injured in a traffic accident today in Cox’s Bazar. A kind-hearted local man quickly took him to the hospital for emergency treatment. Along with him, there is another little girl whose identity is still unknown. The child is safe now, but his family has not yet been found.

Imran’s father, Nur Kalam, runs a clothes shop in Kutupalong, and his mother’s name is Monu Ara. The family lives in Kutupalong Camp, Block-D. If anyone knows them or can help find his parents, please come forward. His family must be very worried, and they need to be informed as soon as possible.

People are requested to share this information widely so that Imran and the little girl can be reunited with their loved ones. If you recognize these children or have any information, please contact 01609422065 immediately. Every moment counts in bringing them back to their family.

Accidents like this remind us of the importance of community support. Thanks to the local man who helped these children, they are getting the care they need. Now, we must work together to ensure they return safely to their family.

AR Media Group

AR Media Group

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