Seven Taungup Twsp men reportedly arrested for alleged AA links

DMG 07 Jun 2021

Seven people including Ko Aung Hlaing Win, chairman of the Moe Pyinnyar Dana Philanthropic Association in Taungup, Arakan State, were reportedly arrested by the Tatmadaw on June 5 at the Phon Nyo security checkpoint on the Taungup-Thandwe road, according to family members.

Uncultivated paddy acres push up Arakan State rice prices

DMG 07 Jun 2021

With tens of thousands of paddy acres going uncultivated in recent years due to conflict, Arakan State consumers are facing higher rice prices at the same time that the state’s rice production has fallen, according to U Shwe Tun Aung, chair of the Arakan State Rice Federation. 

CSOs provide capacity-building trainings for Arakanese youths

DMG 07 Jun 2021

With growing recognition that higher-level skills must be built around the information age and technologies of the 21st century, civil society organisations and volunteer groups in Arakan State are providing training and courses to Arakanese youths on topics such as computer literacy, English-language, human and women’s rights, and federalism. 

Bomb blast in Ponnagyun kills four men

DMG 04 Jun 2021

Four men were killed in a bomb blast at about 1 a.m. on June 4 in Sanpya ward, Ponnagyun town, Arakan State, according to the ward’s 100-household head. 

Arrest made in Maungdaw kidnapping case

DMG 03 Jun 2021

A person allegedly involved in a kidnapping case in the town of Maungdaw, Arakan State, has been arrested, according to local authorities.

Access to Paletwa town restricted after bomb blasts

DMG 02 Jun 2021

The Myanmar regime has since May 28 restricted access to the upper reaches of the Kaladan River, which hosts the main road linking Paletwa in Chin State to Kyauktaw Township in Arakan State, and is the land route leading to Samee and Matupi in Chin State, according to locals. 

Myanmar junta declares one-month unilateral ceasefire

31 May 2021

The Tatmadaw regime announced on May 30 that it would suspend all military activities from June 1 to 30, “except the period when security and administrative machinery of the government in addition to State defence and administrative measures are attacked and encroached on,” as the junta prepares to reopen basic education schools on June 1.

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