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Victory of Aung San Suu Kyi May Bring Failures for Repatiration As Winter is Hitting Rohingyas at Camps
Aung Sung Su Khi is Going to Win Again Which May Lead to Same Fortune for the Rohingyas as Winter Strikes the Rohingya Community Again
Staff Reporter
Winter slowly appeared and slowly attacking the elderly men, women and children since hilly areas are certainly colder than other parts of the country. In the meantime, Myanmar Election shows that Su Khi is going to win again. This foggy morning and night bring some diseases along with the season.
Winter is gonna be dangerous since there is COVID threat. Most of the people live in the Refugees camps are living in tents or bamboo sheds. That means- fogs and mists are gonna be a threat for the inhabitants.
Many people along with doctors opined that Second flow of Coronavirus Pandemic may affect in this short period of time since winter season is hitting severely.
Aung San Suu Kyi is expected to win a second term in office when authorities in Myanmar release early election results on Monday.
Sunday’s general election was seen as a referendum on the government led by Suu Kyi’s ruling National League for Democracy (NLD), which remains popular at home but has seen its reputation collapse overseas amid allegations of genocide against the country’s mostly Muslim Rohingya minority.
The Election Commission is expected to announce early official results later on Monday.
In a running tally on its official Facebook page, the NLD said it had won 15 of the 315 seats being contested in the 425-member lower house.
“We believe that we will win, to the extent we can form a government,” NLD spokesman Myo Nyun told the Reuters news agency by telephone.
The election had been peaceful and smooth, he said.
The military controls a quarter of seats in both houses of parliament under a constitution, which Suu Kyi and her allies want to amend.
The NLD needs 322 seats in total to form a government and is expected to win again but with a smaller margin as new parties emerge and ethnic minority parties gain support in some regions.
Women and children are the most vulnerable group and Doctors without Borders are reporting more serious illnesses. Our Correspondence met one of the team members of Doctors without Borders and the volunteer informed our journalist that there are thousands of women and children coming everyday to get treatment for various cold affected diseases.
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