As the waves grew, small children began throwing up. All they could see, said another refugee called Malika, was “water, water, water.”There was no land in sight. In whispers, though, he and his wife began to discuss the unthinkable. For the first time since they fled their village, Jafar saw people smile. ___POSTSCRIPT: Bangladesh says 28 boats carrying Rohingya refugees have capsized in its waters since August, killing at least 184 people.

Source: Washington Post October 27, 2017 04:05 UTC