In this photo taken on August 13 trucks line up to transport ginger rice wood and dried fish arriving from Myanmar at the Teknaf port near Cox's...
{"Image ImageDescription": "In this photo taken on August 13, 2018, trucks line up to transport ginger, rice, wood, and dried fish arriving from Myanmar at the Teknaf port near Cox's Bazar. - The Bangladeshi district of Cox's Bazar now hosts around one million Rohingya from Myanmar, the vast majority of whom fled their country a year ago, driven out by the army and mobs of ethnic Rakhine, who falsely branded the Muslim minority as \"Bengali\" intruders. The makeshift Rohingya camps contain new and dynamic economies, pump-primed by donor money and driven by a captive market of hundreds of thousands in need of food, shelter, work and -- for those who can afford it -- consumer goods. (Photo by Ed JONES / AFP) / To go with BANGLADESH-REFUGEE-MYANMAR-ROHINGYA-ECONOMY,FOCUS by Aidan JONES and Redwan AHMED        (Photo credit should read ED JONES/AFP via Getty Images)"}