Arakan State News Summary (September 1-7, 2022)

DMG 07 Sep 2022

The junta-controlled Myanma Alin newspaper reported that the regime was trying to reoccupy a regime outpost near the Bangladeshi border that the Arakan Army (AA) had seized on August 31.

Junta’s home minister tells police to work with Myanmar military

DMG 07 Sep 2022

Union Minister for Home Affairs Lieutenant General Soe Htut of Myanmar’s military regime has instructed police forces in Arakan State to cooperate with the military for security services in the state, according to a September 7 issue of the junta-controlled newspaper Myanma Alin.

Military blocks Myebon-Minbya road following Myebon explosion

DMG 07 Sep 2022

The Myanmar military reportedly blockaded the Myebon-Minbya road after a roadside bomb or landmine blew up in front of the office for Border Areas and National Races and Development Affairs (NATALA) in Myebon, Arakan State, on Wednesday evening.

Detained Mrauk-U man reportedly charged with incitement

DMG 06 Sep 2022

Ko Kyaw Zan Wai aka Ko Yin Hsot, a local man from Mrauk-U, Arakan State, was arrested on suspicion of having ties to the Committee Representing the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) and National Unity Government (NUG), Myanma Alinn, the junta-controlled state-owned newspaper, reported on September 6. 

Mrauk-U residents on edge after explosion

DMG 06 Sep 2022

There has been growing concern among residents after an explosion occurred near an old hospital east of Nandawyargon Field in Arakan State’s Mrauk-U at about 10 a.m. on Tuesday.

Arakanese activists slam military regime’s Arakanese cabinet members

DMG 06 Sep 2022

Arakanese activists have lashed out at their ethnic Arakanese brethren serving in the regime’s administrative bodies, accusing them of failing to speak up for ordinary Arakanese people amid the renewed fighting between the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army (AA).

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