Rohingya Broadcast Rohingya “Lifeline” radio - Wednesday, July 29, 2020 MC & News: Sami Ahmed, Hamid Hussain & Mohammed Hussain \\arsenic\netexchange$\Bangla\MP3 ROH Lifeline 07292020 1130 UTC Intro Today: Wednesday, July 29, 2020 7:30 a.m. (Washington, D.C., USA) News Headlines Duration: 4 minutes · Najib Razak, Malaysia’s Former Prime Minister, Found Guilty in Graft Trial · Second COVID-19 wave forces new travel curbs around the globe Shortwave: 31-meter band, 9350 kHz; 25-meter band, 11700 kHz and 12030 kHz Medium wave (AM): 1575 kHz Report: VOA News Related item code: 9-P Duration: 20:00 minutes Translator: Hamid Hussain, Mohammed Hussain and Mohammed Idris Abdullah Topic: A prominent Rohingya scholar and Rohingyas from different parts of the World giving their feedback and expressing their feelings on the 1st anniversary of VOA life line program. Translation Summary: Zahid Ahmed Bin Maolana Ziabul Hoq, linguistic expert in Rohinga, and historian Based in Norway Today July 29, 2020, on this special occasion, the first anniversary of VOA Rohingya Lifeline, I would like to congratulate on behalf of Norwegian Rohingya Community for this achievement and a successful journey. I want to express my sincere gratitude the government of the America and VOA Bangla service for this great opportunity. And also I wish to thank and highly appreciate Mr.Sami Ahmed, Mr.Hamid Hussain and Mr.Mohamed Hussain for their hard work and dedication to their duties for the cause of Rohingya community. I wish all the best! Thank you. U Shwe Maung, Former Member of Parliament at Phithu Hluttaw Buthidaung Constituency, Rakhine State, Myanmar, Currently living in Texas, U.S On the occasion of the first anniversary of the Rohingya Lifeline Program, I wish to express my heartiest congratulations. I want to express today that after Myanmar’s independence, there was a broadcasting radio channel which also broadcasted in Rohingya language, but after general Ne Win took power, the minority Rohingya had to face systematic discrimination under his rule and we lost everything, including Rohingya language broadcasting. It has been a long time since and now we are hearing again our voice from Washington DC, with the favor of the government of America. I have a great expectation that from this opportunity & platform, we are going to restore our voice from the MRTV program by the Mercy of God. This is a wonderful program, Rohingya Lifeline and I take this opportunity of suggesting one more program if possible, please conduct all key leaders in the Rohingya community for a debate program to find a “sustainable solutions to the Rohingya crisis”. Thank you so much. Ayas Hashim, a professional interpreter in Rohingya and Burmese Based in Canada First of all, congratulations to the Rohingya Lifeline program and staff for their 1st anniversary. Thank you very much to the government of the United States, VOA Bangla services, and to all the team members for their dedication and hard work at the Rohingya lifeline Program. We are getting many advantages through the Rohingya Lifeline program. Receiving updated information and news about the situation of Rohingya in Burma, especially from Bangladesh refugee Camps even though, I live in Canada. I wish all the best to the Rohingya Lifeline program. Thank You very much! Mr. Noor Mohammed Monsori from Dammam, Saudi Arabia On the occasion of the anniversary of the VOA Rohingya lifeline program I would like to thank and congratulate all the administrative member of the VOA, VOA Bangla service specially madam Roquia Haider and the VOA Rohingya lifeline Program for their wonderful and continuous contribution for the whole year. I would like to thank to Allah to give them better reward and prosperity for their hard work. Thank you so much Mr. Bashir Abu Majed from Makkah, Saudi Arabia It is my pleasure to get a chance to say something on the