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Residential building record with inspection log (No. 2)

Residential building record with inspection log (No. 2). Same type of Burmese residential building record and household inspection log as photo_03, apparently the same sheet photographed again; red and blue date stamps and signatures. Torn edges and holes.
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Same type of Burmese residential building record and household inspection log as photo_03, apparently the same sheet photographed again; red and blue date stamps and signatures. Torn edges and holes.

About this document

Script
Burmese
Photographed by
Mohib Ullah
Shared on
14 October 2026

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Preserving Rohingya History, Identity, and Heritage. These old documents are more than just pieces of paper; they are valuable evidence of Rohingya history and identity, showing how our nationality was officially recorded in the past. Each document carries a part of our collective story, connecting us to our roots, our heritage, and the memories of our homeland. Today, these historical records remind us of the importance of preserving our history and sharing it with future generations.Our documents are not merely records of the past; they are an important part of our identity, our history, and our collective memory. Photo Mohib Ullah #RohingyaHistory #RohingyaIdentity #PreserveOurHistory #RohingyaHeritage #MemoryOfHome #DocumentaryPhotography

Photograph by Mohib Ullah, first shared by the Rohingya Photographic Society.

Overview of a family's collected documentsMohib UllahOtherFour white-card surrender acknowledgement slipsMohib UllahIdentityHousehold list (reverse side) held by an elderly manLovely Enus JrFamilyElderly man with household list and family documentsLovely Enus JrFamily