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During the clashes between the coup military council and the Rakhine Army AA in Rakhine state, the military council targeted residential villages unrelated to the military and opened fire with heavy weapons, resulting in the death and destruction of local people in Rakhine state. Serious injuries are occurring.
On October 27, around 5:30 PM, Buthidaung Township, U Nur Islam, 63 years old, from Po Khaung Chaung Village, went to the nearby Sein Nyin Pya Village for religious reasons. Locals reported that he was hit by a heavy weapons fired by the military council and injured.
“On October 27, around 5:30 PM, Buthidaung Township, U Nur Islam, 63 years old, from Po Khaung Chaung Village, went to the nearby Sein Nyin Pya Village for religious reasons. He was hit by a heavy weapons fired by the military council and injured. The military council army came to give medical treatment to U Nur Islam, a Rohingya who was hit by the explosion of their weapon. But, he was sent to Buthidaung Hospital for blood lost of heavy bleeding.”
Local Residentials
It is reported that the military council army came to give medical treatment to U Nur Islam, a Rohingya who was hit by the explosion of their weapon. But, he was sent to Buthidaung Hospital for blood lost of heavy bleeding.
Military council base camps stationed in Buthidaung Township are often firing heavy weapons to nearby villages. When reports of small arms and landmines hit, medical members from the Military Council immediately arrived at the spot and took photos and videos as they treated the patient. It has been reported that the small arms and mine explosions were not caused by the military council.


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Kaladan Podcast October 28, 2022
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The military council responded it could not follow the ASEAN agreement The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Military Council issued a statement on October 27 yesterday that the Myanmar […]
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