Bangladesh-Myanmar border

Bangladesh-Myanmar border

People take pictures as BGP members enter Bangladesh through the Ukhiya-Ghumdhum border on 7 February 2024. Photo: Jobaer Chowdhury/TBS

330 enter Bangladesh from Myanmar in five days

Govt relocates 100 Myanmar citizens from Bandarban’s Tumbru to Cox’ Bazar’s Teknaf

Bangladesh's Myanmar problem

Bangladesh's Myanmar problem

At least 113 personnel from Myanmar's Border Guard Police (BGP) fled to Bangladesh and took refuge in a Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) outpost in Tumbru, Bandarban after being attacked by rebels. Photo: Collected

4 Myanmar border guards taken to CMCH with bullet wounds now 'out of danger'

BGB Cox's Bazar Region Commander Brigadier General Morshed Alam talks to reporters in Bandarban on Monday (5 February). Photo: TBS

BGB on high alert to prevent infiltration through Myanmar border

A mortar shell, reportedly fired from Myanmar landed and exploded in Bandarban's Naikhongchhari upazila. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS

2 killed inside Bangladesh by Myanmar mortar shelling

Members of the Myanmar Border Guard Police (BGP), seeking refuge in Bangladesh amid the ongoing conflict in the Arakan state, have been escorted to a BGB camp in Ghumdhum Union. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS

27 more Myanmar border troops enter Bangladesh this morning fleeing heavy gunfights

Process underway to send back BGP men to Myanmar: Kamal

Process underway to send back BGP men to Myanmar: Kamal

Photo: TBS

Fruitful discussions on eight issues at BGB, BGP conference

Photo: BGB

BGB chief visits Ghumdhum border, greets Myanmar border guards

File photo: TBS

Heavy shooting, shelling persist on Myanmar side of Tumbru border

Major General Shakil Ahmed. Photo: Collected

No separatist acts will be tolerated on Bangladesh-Myanmar border: BGB chief

Bangladesh-Myanmar border. Screengrab taken from Google Maps.

Bangladeshi man wounded as landmine explodes on Myanmar side of border

Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen. TBS Sketch

Bangladesh's interest lies in peaceful coexistence with Myanmar: Momen