CLEAN : After two months adrift Rohingya refugee describes sea ordeal

The transcript highlights the severe conditions faced by people stranded on boats without food or water, pleading for help. It describes the swift response of local communities in providing essential services. The plight of the Rohingya refugees is emphasized, noting their statelessness and the harsh treatment by smugglers, leaving many stranded in the Andaman Sea.

What challenges are faced by the people stranded at sea?

• They have plenty of food and water.

• They are enjoying a safe journey.

• They are being helped by the smugglers.

• They are threatened with violence and lack basic necessities.

How have local communities responded to the crisis?

• They have made the situation worse.

• They have quickly organized support and resources.

• They have ignored the situation.

• They have only provided financial aid.

Why can't the Rohingya return to their homeland?

• They are not recognized as nationals and are stateless.

• They have chosen to stay on the boats.

• They are recognized as nationals.

• They have already returned home.

What is the status of the Rohingya people according to the government?

• They are recognized as tourists.

• They are considered citizens.

• They are regarded as permanent residents.

• They are stateless individuals.

What has been the role of smugglers in the Rohingya crisis?

• They have abandoned the refugees at sea.

• They have helped them reach their destination.

• They have offered food and water.

• They have provided safe passage.