Malaysia says will not repatriate Rohingya refugees if lives are at risk
A Malaysian government spokesperson said on Wednesday that 5,000 refugees would not be sent back if their lives were at risk, but preparations for repatriation are continuing. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim annou
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