geneva life stop track myanmar northern rakhine state estimate 180,000 rohingya remain fearful violence drive 650,000 flee bangladesh international committee red cross say wednesday dominik stillhart icrc director operations speak three-day mission remote area say continue tensions muslim dominant buddhist communities prevent muslim traders reopen shop market icrc one aid agencies operate northern rakhine myanmar military wag campaign unite nations call ethnic cleanse response aug. 25 attack rohingya militants security post situation northern rakhine definitely stabilize sporadic incidents tensions huge communities stillhart tell reporters get sense especially two main communities deeply scar surprise fact muslim communities scar others actually scar well say stillhart go maungdaw buthidaung rathedaung northern rakhine icrc provide food water aid 150,000 people year-end hop reach 180,000 rohingya estimate remain politically-sensitive region among 300,000 throughout rakhine say travel countryside really see side road villages completely destroy give bite sense scale destruction also pervasive sense absence life stop track people move market close muangdaw town stillhart say myanmar army release report last month deny allegations rap kill security force main problem muslim communities today attack incidents stillhart say rather fear uncertainty limit possibilities access livelihoods like field especially market service say myanmar bangladesh sign agreement last month voluntary repatriation hundreds thousands rohingya within several months return must voluntary safe stillhart say really see significant return movement also expect see massive return anytime soon say 300 muslims still flee daily add cite u.n. figure icrc visit detainees hold rakhine include rohingya arrest since aug 25 say tell people round surprisingly people round meet like hundreds thousands people round detention centre red cross say life stop myanmar 's rakhine