Mohammad Sobhi, 60, Balukhali camp. Sobhi’s neighbours saved his life after he was attacked and left for dead by Myanmar’s military. The government hospital was unsafe for Rohingyas, so he was treated by community medics – but his leg became badly infected. Eventually, the family paid two men to carry Sobhi to Bangladesh; he spent two months in a Chittagong hospital, where his leg was amputated. After his operation, Sobhi returned home to his village – but the soldiers returned, and he was forced to flee a second time. ‘The soldiers didn’t say anything, they just shot me from behind,’ Sobhi says. ‘Even though I’m alive, I’m dead. I’m nothing in the world any more. I was very strong before it happened. Why do they want to destroy us?’