Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Thursday visited restive Rakhine State for the first time since the latest wave of violence broke out there in late August, sparking an exodus of more than 600,000 Rohingya Muslim refugees.Suu Kyi, accompanied by ministers responsible for home affairs, border affairs, immigration, and relief and resettlement, among others, arrived by plane in the state capital Sittwe and later proceeded by helicopter to Maungdaw in the northern part of the state.(Myanmar State Counsellor Office)From there she visited PannTawPyin village, which is populated by Rohingya.Re…READ FULL ARTICLE