On September 1, a UN spokesperson said the Secretary General urged parties concerned to exercise restraint, source from Vietnamplus.
Earlier on August 30, the UN Security Council convened a closed-door meeting to discuss violence in Rakhine state, but there is not any formal statement on the crisis.
British Ambassador Matthew Rycroft, who requested the meeting, said there are calls from council members for de-escalation.
The wave of violence erupted on August 25 when Rohingya Muslim insurgents attacked 24 security outposts and broke into a military base in Rakhine.