Which river marks part of the border between Bangladesh and Myanmar in southeastern Bangladesh?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. the Naf River
- Step 1: In April 1994, around 120 RSO insurgents entered Maungdaw Township in Myanmar by crossing the Naf River which marks the border between Bangladesh and Myanmar. Answer: the Naf River. Why not the others: the Karnaphuli River, the Sangu River and the Matamuhuri River don't fit.
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