In the north-east of Myanmar, in the state of Rakhine (Arakan), where the Rohingya Muslims live, 2,625 houses were burnt down in the last week.

International Human Rights Watch (HRW) has announced that the Myanmar army has intentionally burned houses based on satellite imagery.

“New satellite imagery shows several hundred buildings burned in Burma’s Rakhine State. This new satellite imagery shows the total destruction of a Muslim village, and prompts serious concerns that the level of devastation in northern Rakhine State may be far worse than originally thought,” said Phil Robertson, HRW Asia Director, who made a written statement.

According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), more than 58 Rohingyans have fled to Bangladesh.

Recognizing that they are working in their capacities with the new asylum-seekers who crossed the Naf River between the two countries, the UN staff stated that the camps are almost full and that there should be more space in the coming days.

On the other hand, the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) has announced that it has ceased operations due to worsening humanitarian conditions in the region.

“All WFP food aid activities in the province have been terminated because of the worsening security situation,” the statement from the agency said. The agency also said that in this case, more than 250 thousand displaced people will be affected.

The charities accused by the Myanmar government that they are siding Muslims' activities are unable to reach the long-suffering region despite all their efforts.

Muslims in Myanmar who live in a great misery are among the "most have difficulty people in the world and the most legally committed peoples of the world”.

Today, new images falling in the press centers show that brutality continues in Arakan. they continue to search for. The helping screams and bodies of children drowning in water of those who escaped from the massacre are a big drama. (Hamza Adiyaman - ILKHA)