Bangladesh wants to avert any tensions along the Bangladesh-Myanmar border through "dialogue and discussion" using the existing mechanism between the two border forces amid Myanmar's internal conflicts.
Talking to a small group of journalists at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Secretary Masud Bin Momen said they will discuss it through the existing mechanism between the Border Guard Bangladesh and its Myanmar counterpart to resolve any issue quickly if there is any provocation.
"Basically it's an action against their insurgents inside Myanmar. Maybe unintentionally a number of incidents took place. They acknowledged the matter," he said on Sunday evening.
The foreign secretary said the BGB remains vigilant though the firing happened almost 10 kilometres off the Bangladesh border.
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Inside Myanmar, there are incidents of falling mortar shells and bomb explosions, he said, adding that basically, these are happening inside the Myanmar border.
"But sounds are being heard here in Bangladesh side. For this reason, locals might have become restless. Our surveillance is there. We are observing the situation," said the foreign secretary.
He said efforts are there so that no tension prevails along the border. "We remain alert highly. The BGB will not allow anyone inside Bangladesh."
Earlier, Bangladesh reiterated her deep concern over falling mortar shells inside Bangladesh territory, indiscriminate aerial firing from Myanmar in the bordering areas, and air space violations from Myanmar.
On September 3, two mortar shells fell inside Bangladesh between BP 40 and 41.
Myanmar Ambassador to Bangladesh Aung Kyaw Moe was summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to meet the director general of the Myanmar wing.
During the meeting, the ambassador was also told that such activities are of grave threat to the safety and security of the peace-loving people, a violation of the border agreement between Bangladesh and Myanmar and contrary to the good neighbourly relationship.
The ambassador was also urged to ensure that no trespassing of the internally displaced Myanmar residents takes place from Rakhine.
It was also stressed that a safe, secure and conducive environment in the place of their origin in Rakhine is essential for sustainable and voluntary repatriation of the displaced Rohingyas from Bangladesh.
The Myanmar ambassador was also asked to come to the ministry on August 21 and August 28 and protest notes were handed over to him conveying Bangladesh’s grave concerns.
The Bangladesh Embassy in Yangon also raised the issue with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Myanmar with much importance.
