Dhaka, Aug. 19 -- Instead of returning home, new waves of Rohingya continue to flee into Bangladesh, driven by escalating clashes between the Arakan Army and Myanmar government forces.
Most recently, some 50,000 people were reported to have gathered near the Bangladesh border, raising fears of another large-scale influx.
Eight years after the mass exodus from Myanmar's Rakhine State, the Rohingya crisis, in fact, shows little sign of resolution, with more than one million refugees still sheltering in camps in Bangladesh.
Despite repeated appeals, international focus remains centred on humanitarian assistance rather than repatriation - regarded as the only sustainable solution.
The warning came during a meeting of the National Task Force...