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ASEAN Leaders to Discuss Rohingyas, South China Sea

Reuters

   BANGKOK - Southeast Asian leaders met Sunday for a second day of a
   summit in Bangkok, where they were expected to discuss pressing
   regional issues including the plight of Myanmar's fleeing Rohingyas and
   the South China Sea dispute.

   Leaders of the 10 countries on Saturday adopted a joint declaration
   against marine plastic pollution and stressed the importance of a
   regional trade pact first proposed by China.

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