Bangladesh is facing a surge in Rohingya refugees, with at least 18,000 fleeing escalating violence in Myanmar's Rakhine state, primarily due to intensified fighting between the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army. Eyewitness accounts suggest that violent clashes, including a recent attack in Maungdaw resulting in numerous civilian deaths, have led to thousands more attempting to cross into Bangladesh. Local officials report that around 100,000 Rohingya are currently waiting at the border, while the Bangladeshi government has tight security measures in place to manage crossings. Despite these efforts, many have successfully entered, with estimates suggesting over 20,000 Rohingyas have crossed in the past month alone. The situation remains critical, with ongoing airstrikes and explosions causing panic among the local populace. Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has called for expedited third-country resettlement initiatives as conditions in overcrowded camps worsen.