nextprevOn the miles-long beach that makes this Bangladesh's top tourist destination, thousands of people picnic and splash in the water. These are homes for many of the more than 430,000 Rohingya Muslims who have fled to Bangladesh with stories of terrible persecution in Buddhist-majority Myanmar. The new arrivals spill out of refugee camps for Rohingya that have existed in this border district since the 1990s. ___The roads between the refugee camps are utter bedlam now, noisier and more chaotic than ever before. At the beach, the heart of Cox's Bazar, life remains largely untouched by the influx of Rohingya refugees down the coast.

Source: Fox News September 25, 2017 10:01 UTC