Rohingya refugees still fleeing from Myanmar to Bangladesh: UNHCRDHAKA (Reuters) - Rohingya refugees continue to flee Myanmar for Bangladesh even though both countries set up a timetable last month to allow them to start to return home, the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR)said on Thursday. The number of refugees appears to have slowed. 625,000 have arrived since Aug. 25. 30,000 came last month and around 1,500 arrived last week, UNHCR said  The refugee emergency in Bangladesh is the fastest-growing refugee crisis in the world,  said deputy high commissioner Kelly Clements.  Conditions in Myanmar s Rakhaine state are not in place to enable a safe and sustainable return ... refugees are still fleeing.   Most have little or nothing to go back to. Their homes and villages have been destroyed. Deep divisions between communities remain unaddressed and human access is inadequate,  she said. Bangladesh and Myanmar agreed on Nov. 23 to start the return of Rohingya within two months. It did not say when the process would be complete. Myanmar s security forces may be guilty of genocide against the Rohingya Muslim minority, according to the top U.N. human rights official this week. Mainly Buddhist Myanmar denies the Muslim Rohingya are its citizens and considers them foreigners. UNHCR would make a fresh appeal to donors for funds after the end of February in next year, Kelly said. worldnews
rohingya refugees still fleeing myanmar bangladesh unhcrdhaka reuters rohingya refugees continue flee myanmar bangladesh even though countries set timetable last month allow start return home refugee agency under said thursday the number refugees appears slowed arrived since came last month around arrived last week under said the refugee emergency bangladesh refugee crisis world said deputy high commissioner kelly elements conditions myanmar rakhaine state place enable safe sustainable return refugees still fleeing most little nothing go back their homes villages destroyed deep divisions communities remain addressed human access inadequate said bangladesh myanmar agreed start return rohingya within two months it say process would complete myanmar security forces may guilty genocide rohingya muslim minority according top human rights official week mainly buddhist myanmar denies muslim rohingya citizens considers foreigners under would make fresh appeal donors funds end february next year kelly said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Rohingya refugees still fleeing from Myanmar to Bangladesh: UNHCRDHAKA (Reuters) - Rohingya refugees continue to flee Myanmar for Bangladesh even though both countries set up a timetable last month to allow them to start to return home, the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR)said on Thursday. The number of refugees appears to have slowed. 625,000 have arrived since Aug. 25. 30,000 came last month and around 1,500 arrived last week, UNHCR said  The refugee emergency in Bangladesh is the fastest-growing refugee crisis in the world,  said deputy high commissioner Kelly Clements.  Conditions in Myanmar s Rakhaine state are not in place to enable a safe and sustainable return ... refugees are still fleeing.   Most have little or nothing to go back to. Their homes and villages have been destroyed. Deep divisions between communities remain unaddressed and human access is inadequate,  she said. Bangladesh and Myanmar agreed on Nov. 23 to start the return of Rohingya within two months. It did not say when the process would be complete. Myanmar s security forces may be guilty of genocide against the Rohingya Muslim minority, according to the top U.N. human rights official this week. Mainly Buddhist Myanmar denies the Muslim Rohingya are its citizens and considers them foreigners. UNHCR would make a fresh appeal to donors for funds after the end of February in next year, Kelly said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: rohingya refugees still fleeing myanmar bangladesh unhcrdhaka reuters rohingya refugees continue flee myanmar bangladesh even though countries set timetable last month allow start return home refugee agency under said thursday the number refugees appears slowed arrived since came last month around arrived last week under said the refugee emergency bangladesh refugee crisis world said deputy high commissioner kelly elements conditions myanmar rakhaine state place enable safe sustainable return refugees still fleeing most little nothing go back their homes villages destroyed deep divisions communities remain addressed human access inadequate said bangladesh myanmar agreed start return rohingya within two months it say process would complete myanmar security forces may guilty genocide rohingya muslim minority according top human rights official week mainly buddhist myanmar denies muslim rohingya citizens considers foreigners under would make fresh appeal donors funds end february next year kelly said worldnews