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  • Southeast Asia Correspondent, BBC
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More than 500 Rohingya vanished at sea - what happened?

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Jonathan Head - South East Asia correspondent Two boats carrying an estimated 530 Rohingya asylum seekers left Myanmar's Rakhine state on 29 June, and have not been heard from since. The equivalent of a jumbo jet full of people has vanished. It is very likely that they both capsized. The monsoon has started, the seas are rough, and the boats - usually old fishing trawlers converted to carry as many people as possible - are barely sea-worthy with unreliable engines.
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More than 500 Rohingya vanish at sea - what happened?

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Bangkok's bar fire is the city's latest deadly blaze - will anything ever change?

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| Yahoo Verified
A sudden blast of flame across a crowded bar sends revellers in panic towards a single, narrow exit. Thick, toxic smoke chokes them. The bodies of those who have succumbed block the escape of those who have not. These horrific scenes occurred not only at the Rong Beer Na Ladprao pub in Bangkok last Sunday night, where 32 people are now known to have died, but also in another night club called Mountain B four years ago in the coastal town of Sattahip.
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