UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said after seeing the affliction of Rohingya refugees fleeing Bangladesh from Myanmar and listening to their own ears, "They want justice. The house wants to go back safely. "

He visited the Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox's Bazar. In the meantime, he heard from the Rohingyas that they had fled.

In the meantime Mr. Gutteras tweeted, "The story I heard from Burmese and the Rohingyas fleeing from Myanmar to Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh is unimaginable."

During his visit to the Rohingya camp, the World Bank President Jim Young Kim and Bangladesh Foreign Minister AH Mahmood Ali also accompanied him.

The United Nations Secretary-General and World Bank President later visited several camps of Rohingya. Before the UN level officials visited the Rohingya camp, the secretary general first visited them.

More than seven million Rohingyas fled to Bangladesh since August in response to the torture of the army in Myanmar. Earlier, the United Nations mentioned the operation in Myanmar as a nationwide raids campaign.