At least fifty-six people have been killed in violence in Myanmar, since Sunday.
Ethnic violence has erupted, once again, between the Buddhist Rakhine and Muslim Rohingya communities.
Nearly two thousand homes have been burned down as the two groups try to force each other out of the region.
The Myanmar government has issued a curfew, in hopes of curtailing the violence.
Clashes between the two groups, in June, led to ninety deaths and more than three thousand homes being destroyed.
At least seventy-five thousand people became refugees after the last round.
It is unclear what specifically set this latest fighting off.
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