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- He also stated that they were facing a humanitarian and the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Monday that the Rohingyas were one of the most discriminated and vulnerable communities
- . He also expressed his concern about the general situation of Rohingya refugees during this monsoon
. Rohingya refugees want justice and return home safely.
He added that they were facing a "humanitarian and human nightmare" after hearing unimaginable stories of atrocities on them during a visit to crowded camps in the south-east of Bangladesh. Muslims fled, fleeing their homes in Myanmar.
"I have just heard unimaginable stories of Rohingya murders and rapes who recently fled Myanmar, want justice and return home safely," Guterres said after visiting refugee camps with World Bank President Jim Yong Kim
. "The Rohingya crisis is a humanitarian and human rights nightmare, and he also expressed his concern about the general state of Rohingya refugees during this monsoon season, believing that the safety of the Rohingyas during this season is the first priority. "We can not allow the monsoon to erase the hopes of Rohingyas that I met today in Bangladesh," he added. 19659007] The UN chief and Jim Yong Kim joined Cox's Bazar for a special flight.The Foreign Minister of Bangladesh AH Mahmood Ali and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi also accompanied
Rohingya Muslims fled their homes in Rakhine State, western Myanmar, to escape the badaults of the country's security forces Accused of rape, murder, torture and arson.
The last Exodus began last August 25 as a result of a military crackdown, which has driven more than 700,000 people. ohingyas in the following months.
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