At least 40 Rohingya Muslims were killed in Myanmar's Rakhine state last week. Human rights activists have claimed that the local Buddhist community, with the help of security forces, Among the dead are many women and children.
The BBC said on Thursday that officials from an international relief organization, who had been involved in the killing of the Myanmar state in the remote western state, claimed this. They said, there is evidence for this. Some reports say that about 70 people have been killed in the news.
The Bangkok-based Fortune Rights Human Rights Organization said that the Rohingya Muslims were killed after a five-day strike. But the Myanmar government strongly condemned the demand for genocide.
According to media reports, tensions arose in the state when the first few Rohingyaas were killed last week when they tried to flee to Bangladesh. At that time, the local police personnel disappeared when the tension arose. Local Buddhists, with the help of security forces, carried out the revengeful killing on the Rohingyas of Du Four Yar Tan village and its surroundings.
The latest violence came from the news of the country's latest violence, after several reports were published in the media last month about the clashes between police and Rohingya in Maungdow area of the state. BBC and Reuters.