BANGKOK - Leaders from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations reaffirmed their support for a "more visible and enhanced role" of the bloc to support Myanmar in the repatriation of Rohingya Muslims who fled their villages in its western state of Rakhine, according to a statement issued Sunday.
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