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GENEVA: Some 582,000 Rohingya refugees have fled their homes in Myanmar and arrived in Bangladesh since late August, the United Nations said Tuesday, warning that thousands more were stranded at the border.
The UN said 582,000 members of the Rohingya community had crossed into Bangladesh since August 25, marking a jump of 45,000 from the 537,000 figure given at the weekend.
Marixie Mercado, a spokeswoman for the UN children鈥檚 agency, told reporters in Geneva though that the hike was not likely due to a sudden influx, but rather to improved access to some areas where many refugees had previously gone uncounted.
The Rohingya are fleeing violence in Myanmar鈥檚 Rakhine state, where the UN has accused troops of waging an ethnic cleansing campaign against them.
The numbers have soared since August 25, when militant attacks on Myanmar鈥檚 security forces in Rakhine sparked a major military backlash.
UN refugee agency (UNHCR) spokesman Andrej Mahecic expressed deep concern over the 鈥渃ondition of thousands of new arrivals who are stranded near the Bangladesh-Myanmar border.鈥�
鈥淪ince Sunday night, an estimated 10,000-15,000 Rohingya refugees have entered Bangladesh through the Anjuman Para border crossing point in Ukhia district in the country鈥檚 south-east,鈥� he told reporters.
He said many of them had chosen to remain in their homes in Myanmar鈥檚 northern Rakhine state despite repeated threats to leave or be killed.
鈥淭hey finally fled when their villages were set on fire,鈥� he said.
He said UNHCR staff had spoken with people who described walking for around a week to reach the Bangladesh border.
Most are still squatting in paddy fields in Bangladesh, and were waiting for permission to move away from the border, he said.
鈥淯NHCR is advocating with the Bangladesh authorities to urgently admit these refugees fleeing violence and increasingly-difficult conditions back home,鈥� Mahecic said.
鈥淓very minute counts, given the fragile conditions they鈥檙e arriving in,鈥� he stressed.