Rohingya boy, abducted during clash between factions, dies at Cox’s Bazar hospital

A 14-year-old boy, who was abducted during clashes between two groups of Rohingyas in Ukhiaupazila of Cox's Bazar on October 6 and was torched, died while undergoing treatment at Cox's Bazar Sadar Hospital early today.

Ziabur Rahman, son of Md Arif Ullah, a resident of Block-E of Kutupalong Rohingya Camp, died around 3:00am today, our Cox's Bazar correspondent reports, quoting the camp in-charge Khalilur Rahman  and Resident Medical Officer of the hospital Shahin Mohammad Abdur Rahman.

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Hafez Jalal Ahmed, chairman of the camp's Rohingya Community, claimed that Rohingya criminals abducted the boy on October 6 -- the day when sporadic clashes between two factions of Rohingyas killed four residents of the camp in Ukhia.

After two days, the criminals left Ziabur under a local bridge in critical condition. He was shifted to the hospital where he died today, Jalal Ahmed said.