A midday aerial bombardment in Kyauktaw, located in Myanmar's Rakhine state, has resulted in the deaths of at least 50 individuals. According to the Arakan Army, which maintains control over the region, the strike also left 58 people injured. The casualties included local merchants, shoppers, and laborers working near a bridge that serves as a vital trade hub. This location has become essential for river-based commerce and connectivity between local communities and trade routes extending toward India. Following the incident on September 28, families arrived at the scene to search for missing loved ones amidst the wreckage. This tragedy highlights the ongoing impact of the civil conflict on the civilian population in Myanmar, as the violence continues to disrupt daily life and essential infrastructure in the region.
Source : Khaosod English
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