Rohingya News Agency - 

The embassy said the warning was within its concern for the safety and security of the Saudi visitors to the country, reports the Saudi Gazettee.

It said the rules and regulations in Bangladesh would not allow any charity project to be established without the government’s prior permission.
The embassy asked the Saudi philanthropists to liaise with it or with the charity organizations in the Kingdom before venturing into any welfare activities in Bangladesh.

On July 30, Border Guard Bangladesh in a drive arrested four people including Saudi national Abu Saleh Al Gambi and a former commander of Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (RSO) for holding a secret meeting in a house in Teknaf upazila of Cox’s Bazar distirct.

The BGB said the four were trying to instigate the Rohingyas and distribute money among them illegally.