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Search on for missing Rohingya

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November 12, 2025

Malaysian and Thai authorities yesterday resumed their search for dozens of people missing at sea, days after a boat carrying members of Myanmar's persecuted Rohingya Muslim minority sank near the border between the two countries, killing at least 21.

Thirteen survivors have been rescued in Malaysian waters since Saturday, while 12 were found dead, including two children, Malaysia's maritime agency told reporters on Monday.

Romli Mustafa, regional director at the agency, said his counterparts in Thailand had found nine bodies, though a Thai police official in the country's Satun province told Reuters that just six had been recovered.

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