Nauru refugee decries Kingdom's medical facilities

[geovalin]

Erin Handley and Bun Sengkong

After fleeing religious persecution in Myanmar, Mohammed Rashid found himself on a circuitous route to Phnom Penh.

The Rohingya Muslim first travelled to Malaysia before boarding a boat to Australia. He was then sent to the island detention centre on Nauru for almost two years before finally agreeing to resettle in Cambodia under a controversial $A55 million deal.

Now, after spending four months in the Kingdom, Rashid says he is riddled with pain. During an interview with the Post, the bend of his elbow still sporting a small bandage where he had been freshly pricked with needles, he points to the source of his pain just below the sternum.

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[steven100]

send him back to Bangladesh or Myanmar.

[sunnyjim5]

Sounds like a severe case of "Manipulationitis"

Does this man speak Swedish ? If not how does he intend communicating with Swedish Drs who for sure will not speak/understand the Rohingya language

Perhaps he has heard of Swedish generosity, free housing and benefit handouts ?