yangon myanmar government manage redevelopment villages torch violence rakhine state send nearly half million rohingya muslims flee bangladesh minister report wednesday say plan redevelopment areas destroy fire government blame rohingya insurgents likely raise concern prospect return 480,000 refugees compound fear ethnic cleanse accord law burn land become government-managed land minister social development relief resettlement win myat aye tell meet rakhine state capital sittwe global new light myanmar newspaper say win myat aye also head committee task implement recommendations solve rakhine long-simmering tensions cite disaster management law say meet authorities tuesday redevelopment would effective law say government oversee reconstruction areas damage disasters include conflict elaboration plan access old villages return rohingya could expect minister immediately available comment human right group use satellite image say half 400 rohingya villages north rankine state burn violence refugees arrive bangladesh accuse army buddhist vigilantes mount campaign violence arson aim drive rohingya myanmar washington lawmakers u.s. congress condemn treatment rohingya question former obama administration decision lift sanction myanmar civilian-led government come power ed royce republican chairman house foreign affairs committee tell hear myanmar government response crisis appal say national leader aung san suu kyi duty speak statements crisis widely mark perpetrators ethnic cleanse must condemn strong possible term say ted yoho republican chair subcommittee say military crackdown characterize sicken crimes humanity say washington look policy options available stop military violence encourage government take firm stand trump administration step criticism myanmar military behavior refrain use term ethnic cleanse crimes humanity give indication plan re-impose sanction country compete influence strategic rival china buddhist-majority myanmar reject u.n. accusations ethnic cleanse rohingya muslims response coordinate attack rohingya insurgents security force aug. 25. also reject accusations crimes humanity level week human right watch government say half rohingya villages abandon blame insurgents arakan rohingya salvation army attack civilians say nearly 500 people kill since aug. 25 nearly 400 insurgents violence refugee exodus big crisis government nobel peace laureate suu kyi face since come power last year transition nearly 50 years military rule myanmar consider rohingya illegal immigrants bangladesh bouts suppression strife flare decades rohingya stateless suu kyi face scathing criticism call nobel prize withdraw denounce right violations address last week vow abusers would prosecute also say refugees verify come myanmar 1992 process agree bangladesh would allow back suu kyi little control security force military-drafted constitution also bar presidency give military veto power political reform many refugees gloomy chance go home say fear lack paperwork expect would demand prove come myanmar myanmar due take party diplomats conflict zone thursday let see situation group aid organizations say tuesday total number refugees flee bangladesh since aug. 25 revise 480,000 35,000 people find miss previous tally aid agencies say refugees still arrive though slow pace overall plan help 1.2 million people include 200,000 rohingya already camp bangladesh 300,000 people host communities absolutely nothing u.n. high commissioner refugees filippo grandi say geneva return visit camp bangladesh clear cause crisis myanmar solution also myanmar say risk spread terrorist violence particular region high unless issue resolve warn grandi say inform government plan redevelopment include communities development inclusive address root cause solve problem say government take burn myanmar land minister