Robbery Gang Loots Family of 70 Tolas of Gold and Tk 16 Lakh in Overnight Raid at Rohingya Camp 14
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RSO members have been named in an overnight robbery of a Rohingya family in Camp 14. On 15 October 2026 the victims lost 70 tolas of gold and 16 lakh taka. A case has been filed with the APBN police.
A Rohingya refugee family in Rohingya Camp 14, Block B-1, was looted by an armed gang at around 12:30 a.m. on 15 October 2026. The family lost a large amount of gold, cash, and electronic items in the robbery.
The incident occurred at House No. 327, Block B-1. The victim, Ola Mia, 42, son of Amir Hamza (FCN 221482), was at home when the robbery took place. His Sub-Majhi is Hussain.
As the gang was finishing the looting, the family members and people from surrounding families shouted. While people were shouting, the gang fired seven rounds into the air.
Reported RSO Gang Looted the Following Property from the Family
- 70 tolas of gold
- BDT 1,600,000 in cash
- Three power banks
- Three mobile phones
- Three torchlights
The sudden loss of such a large sum of money and valuables has left the family in serious financial difficulty.
Alleged Names of the RSO Gang in Hakim Para Camp 14
The gang was identified by local residents and the victim’s family as being linked to the Rohingya Solidarity Organization (RSO). The victim’s family members and local residents reported the names listed below. All the individuals listed are allegedly linked to the RSO, and the RSO violent gang is active in Camp 14, Hakim Para.
Seven people from Camp 14 have been named in connection with the looting. They are:
| SL No. | Name | Father's Name | Age | FCN | House No | Block |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Md Amin | Jannat Ali | 34 | 223246 | 162 | B-2 |
| 2 | Md Ismail | Fazal Ahmed | 47 | 228242 | 289 | B-1 |
| 3 | Md Eliyas | Noor Islam | 34 | 220469 | N/A | B-2 |
| 4 | Mohammed Younus | Khala Mia | 38 | 221374 | 109 | C-2 |
| 5 | Noor Kayas | Khala Mia | 25 | 212376 | 617 | C-2 |
| 6 | Mostak Ahmed | Sultan Ahmed | 45 | 216795 | 207 | C-2 |
| 7 | Mohamed Toyub | Bodu Mia | 36 | 237219 | N/A | C-2 |
The victim’s family has already filed a case with the APBN police.
The looting has once again drawn attention to the security risks faced by refugees in camps such as Camp 14, especially at night. We urge the official authorities to investigate the case and take appropriate action to prevent further crimes across the camps.
Government authorities and local Rohingya refugees should jointly strengthen security monitoring across the camps to prevent such repeated crimes.
Rohingya Monitor has been actively monitoring camp incidents and other security concerns across each and every camp. Regrettably, such incidents are occurring across the major camps in the Cox’s Bazar Rohingya refugee settlement.
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