Junta Soldiers Burn Down Dormitories in Taw Kan Village, Sittwe Township

 The Military Council troops burned down several dormitories in Taw Kan Village, Sittwe Township, Rakhine State.

A villager informed Narinjara News that at approximately 9:00 AM on December 21, around 80 military council troops entered Taw Kan Village in Sittwe Township and burned down several dormitories.

"There were around 80 soldiers. No one knew about their arrival. They set fire to three dormitories, alleging that the occupants were ULA members," the villager said.

 A local woman from Taw Kan informed Narinjara that the Military Council troops entered Taw Kan village, traveled to Wah Bo village via the village ferry, and upon their return, set fire to the dormitories.

"They entered the village around 9 AM. The soldiers claimed it was the ULA office and departed. After a while, we saw the fire. The houses were not on fire; it was those dormitories that were burned. And now, they are entering the village again, with drones hovering," she said.

 She expressed concern, noting that the drones are still hovering, and she is worried about what will happen next.

On November 27, Military Council troops conducted a drone bombing in Taw Kan village without engaging in any conflict, injuring seven family members, including a 10-year-old child.