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40 Rohingya were arrested by the Military Council in Wekeli village on February 19, said local residents from Mudon Township, Mon State.
On February 19, around 11:00 a.m., a local said the Rohingya were arrested near the village of Wekli.
“Yes, they were arrested. Wekli is in Mudong Township. Wekli village and Kamaru village are two villages next to each other.”
25 Rohingya men, 12 women and 3 children were arrested on Telegram channels spreading propaganda for the military council.
The Military Council has not yet made any press release on these issue, and try to contact U Tuo Win, the Military Council’s spokesperson for Mon State, by telephone, but there was no response.
Residents said the Rohingya were taken to the Kama Wet area police station which is seven miles east of Wekkali village.
According to the lists compiled exclusively by RFA, From December 2021 to till February 2023, nearly 2,000 Rohingya refugees who fled from refugee camps in Rakhine State and Bangladesh have been arrested, and 478 of them have been sentenced to two to five years in prison under the law.


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