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Rohingya lives and limbs shattered by mines at Myanmar frontier

Updated 14 September 2017

September 14, 2017 20:45

Azizul Hoque's body was torn apart by the landmine he stepped on as he and his Rohingya Muslim family fled Myanmar. He is in a hospital bed in the Bangladesh border town of Cox's Bazar, bandaged virtually from head to toe. He lost both legs and part of a hand in the explosion, and suffered shrapnel wounds across his body. (AFP Video)