Myanmar refugees from the Rohingya community, a predominantly Muslim sect, take refuge on a street. File Photo Voice of the Cape Radio: April 6, 2013 While international aid agencies have struggled to gain access into the unstable Myanmar (Burma), Durban based NGO – the Al Imdaad Foundation – has been on the ground assisting the Rohingya Muslims, left destitute by a surge of violence in the region recently. Rohingya, described by the United Nations as one of the world's most persecuted minorities, have fled Myanmar in their thousands since Buddhist-Muslim tensions exploded in their home state of Rakhine last year. Nine consecutive days of violence in March has left thousands of Rohingya Muslims displaced and in dire need of the most basic of necessities. Reporting back from a recent trip to the volatile region, Muhammad Saloojee from IAF said it was not easy to get to the Rohingya people. Humanitarian aid was not being allowed to camps witho...