Terrified, dehydrated and exhausted, this horrifying picture shows more than 200 migrants packed like sardines into a tiny boat.
The desperate migrants can be seen reaching out for help after their boat was brought ashore by Myanmar's navy.
Refugees packed into the boat can be seen looking out towards officials after it was brought ashore.
Many reach their hands out in a desperate bid to be pulled ashore following their dangerous journey.
Officials say the migrants had made their treacherous journey from Bangladesh.As reported by the New York Post, government spokesman Ye Htut said: "There are 208 people on-board the vessel, of them 10 is the age of about 14 years and the remaining are aged between 30 and 40.
"They are from Cox's Bazar, Chittagong and north of Dhaka.
"They are altogether 219 people including nine crew members and two Bengali interpreters."
Many countries in the region are discovering similar boats, with migrants complaining of persecution in their countries.
In many cases, migrants are attempting to reach Indonesia and Malaysia.
Officials say the migrants originated from Bangladesh
