Myanmar on Thursday told the Prime Minister it had formed a high-powered commission to investigate the causes of recent sectarian violence between Muslim Rohingya and ethnic Rakhine Buddhists at Rakhine State.
Myanmar's Ambassador to Bangladesh U Myint Than informed Sheikh Hasina of latest situation of Rakhine state after the riot at a meeting at her office, PM's Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad said.
The envoy said the tension in violence-hit Rakhine state had eased after the Myanmar government sincerely tackled the situation, which was now under control of the authorities.
"The high-powered commission will dig out the cause of the violence and recommend necessary measures,' Azad quoted him as saying.
Hasina hoped the Yangon will soon start repatriating refugees from the refugee camps in Bangladesh.
Other bilateral interests were also discussed at the meeting.
Ambassador at-Large M Ziauddin, PM's Principal Secretary Sheikh Wahid-Uz Zaman and Office Secretary Mollah Wahiduzzaman were present.
Myanmar's Ambassador to Bangladesh U Myint Than informed Sheikh Hasina of latest situation of Rakhine state after the riot at a meeting at her office, PM's Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad said.
The envoy said the tension in violence-hit Rakhine state had eased after the Myanmar government sincerely tackled the situation, which was now under control of the authorities.
"The high-powered commission will dig out the cause of the violence and recommend necessary measures,' Azad quoted him as saying.
Hasina hoped the Yangon will soon start repatriating refugees from the refugee camps in Bangladesh.
Other bilateral interests were also discussed at the meeting.
Ambassador at-Large M Ziauddin, PM's Principal Secretary Sheikh Wahid-Uz Zaman and Office Secretary Mollah Wahiduzzaman were present.
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