Security sources have reported that at least 300 Rohingyas are waiting in Myanmar’s Feranfru village, on the east bank of the Naf River, to cross into Bangladesh.

On Tuesday, around 200 gathered in the same location, while 41 more arrived from Buthidaung in two groups. They reportedly plan to attempt entry on Wednesday night through two possible routes—either via Roaingadhong towards Jaliar Dwip’s north point, or through Shahparir Dwip’s southern route.

Local and Rohingya brokers are said to be assisting the infiltration. Meanwhile, the Arakan Army is not blocking the crossings but instead charging 20,000 kyat per person as a “tax” to allow passage into Bangladesh.