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Up to 300,000 Rohingya Muslims could flee violence in Myanmar to neighbouring Bangladesh, UN officials say, warning of a funding shortfall for emergency food supplies for the desperate refugees. Arrivals since the latest bloodshed started two weeks ago have already reached 146,000.
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