News headlines • WHO reports coronavirus death toll has risen to 4,600 • In Bangladesh camps, coronavirus rumors spread fear • UNHCR appeals for $33 million to protect refugees against coronavirus • Bangladesh health minister discourages expatriates from returning amid pandemic • US State Department report cites human rights concerns Shortwave, 31-meter band 9310 kHz 25-meter band, 11570 kHz, 12030 kHz Extended PSA: Guidance on handwashing and other measures to guard against coronavirus infection 2-way report: Mohammed Rukon Uddin Topic: Rohingya youth turn to sports and entertainment to relieve boredom. Translation summary: Some young people who are not in school have found construction, sales and day labor opportunities. Otherwise, they fill their time as best they can. Some turn to team sports such as football, cricket and chinlone (caneball), the national sport of Myanmar. Or they might find amusements such as board games, cards and music or films shown at select camp community centers. “We play to relieve our stress and to be entertained,” said Mohammad Yasin, a 25-year-old devotee of chinlone.