Chairman of Ghumdhum Union Parishad. Jahangir Aziz said, “Sounds of continuous gunfire are being heard since morning. Can’t tell what’s going on there. Locals are in extreme fear of the incident.
Dil Mohammad, a Rohingya community leader who lives in the Zero Line camp, said on Wednesday, “These shootings are happening between two groups of Rohingyas. The firing started after 6 am and continued till 12:30 pm.”
However, this community leader is not sure if anyone has been injured or not.
However, despite trying since morning in this regard, no statement was received from the Bangladesh Border Guard Force (BGB).
BGB Cox’s Bazar 34 Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Mohammad Saiful Islam Chowdhury was called on the mobile phone but he did not receive it.