Police urged citizens of the country not to rent out houses to Rohingyas and asked transport operators not to carry them.
Bangladesh Police issued a statement on Saturday in this regard, reports bdnews24.com.
The nearly 400,000 refugees who fled a violent government crackdown in Myanmar will not be allowed to reside with friends, family or acquaintances in Bangladesh and must live in the refugee camps until they can return to Myanmar, the statement said.
It said the government has made arrangements for shelter, food and medical care for refugees and that they will remain in the assigned accommodations until returning to their country.
Police also issued a bar for Rohingyas on regular travelling outside the camps and using road, rail or marine mass transportation.
Transportation drivers, workers, and owners have been advised not to take any Rohingya passengers.
Police have also requested the cooperation of the public in identifying and reporting any breaches of these regulations.
