yangon myanmar insist wednesday ready set repatriation process rohingya muslims even risk live flee country voice fear bangladesh delay accord first get international aid money senior bangladesh home ministry official describe accusation outrageous 600,000 rohingya flee predominantly buddhist myanmar neighbor bangladesh since late august escape violence accompany brutal military counter-insurgency operation rohingya militant attack security post myanmar rakhine state sting international criticism accusations ethnic cleanse myanmar de facto leader aung san suu kyi say rohingya refugees prove resident accept back flow people one-way rohingya still prefer risk destitute bangladesh rather stay myanmar fear live zaw htay spokesman suu kyi say myanmar ready begin repatriation process time base along line agreement bangladesh cover return rohingya myanmar early 1990s say bangladesh yet accept term ready start side accept yet process delay number one fact zaw htay director-general ministry state counsellor office tell journalists tuesday memorandum understand border liaison post sign bangladesh home minister asaduzzaman khan follow talk myanmar capital naypyitaw last week progress revive old agreement zaw htay link delay bangladesh money raise far international community help build gigantic refugee camp rohingya currently get 400 million receipt amount afraid delay program deport refugees say comment carry front-page article state-run global new light myanmar newspaper wednesday get international subsidies afraid would another consideration repatriation say senior bangladesh home ministry official give scathing response claim outrageous stun official tell reuters dhaka say everyone know make delay bangladesh government issue statement last thursday say myanmar agree 10 point put forward minister last week talk include full implementation recommendations advisory commission rakhine state chair former u.n. secretary general kofi annan sustainable return rohingya khan tell bangladesh media last friday two side unable form joint work group say set time foreign minister abul hassan mahmood ali go myanmar talk nov. 30. unite nation new interim resident coordinator myanmar begin new job wednesday knut ostby norwegian step key humanitarian diplomatic role time grow strain myanmar government handle rohingya crisis meantime myanmar bangladesh work rohingya eventually go home grim exodus myanmar continue seven rohingya include three baby two children drown make perilous sea cross coast myanmar bangladesh early week give horrors endure many rohingya live refugee camp would unsurprising hurry return old home u.n. investigators interview rohingya live refugee camp bangladesh say friday gather testimony point consistent methodical pattern kill torture rape arson worry myanmar prepare scrutinize returnees risk islamist militants sneak country several group include al qaeda indian subcontinent aqis call jihad fight rohingya version story fix typo second paragraph myanmar blame bangladesh delay accord repatriate rohingya