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Though Myanmar's leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, told diplomats this week humanitarian assistance was being sent to those who remain in northern Rakhine, the government has blocked all U.N. assistance to the area, granting access to only the Red Cross.
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Instead, she told concerned diplomats that while many villages were destroyed, more than half were still intact.
