TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月19日 09時17分

A Rohingya man and woman carry their children on an embankment after crossing the Naf River between Myanmar and Bangladesh on Nov. 2, 2017. Some 600,000 people from the Muslim minority have fled a brutal crackdown in Myanmar since late August. "Typically, new arrivals sit on the beach and just rest. A few locals may be around, but there is no coordinated reception," writes photographer @kevinfrayer, who spent weeks documenting the ongoing crisis. "The refugees walk on their own toward the village and madrasahs, or religious schools, where they are given shelter and food and a bit of money by local charities. They will spend at most a day there before crossing to the mainland and climbing onto trucks for the journey north to Cox’s Bazar. Once known for its resorts, the area is now home to more than half a million refugees." Read his full account and see more of his pictures in the new issue of TIME and on TIME.com. Photograph by @kevinfrayer—@gettyimages

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