Defence forces destroy two junta fighter jets

Mizzima
27 September 2023

File Photo: Junta chief Min Aung Hlaing sits in a fighter jet during an event in 2019 to mark the anniversary of the Air Force.

The Kachin. Independence Army (KIA) claims to have destroyed two Chengdu F-7 fighter jets at Nampong Air Force Base, using a rocket launcher, at about 7:00 a.m. on 24 September. 

 

Monsoon rain destroys 273 Rohingya shelters

The Daily Star

July 06, 2019

At least 11 Rohingyas were injured and 273 shelters were destroyed during three days of continuous rain in Cox’s Bazar settlements, according to UN Refugee Agency.

More than 900,000 Rohingya refugees, who escaped persecution in Myanmar’s Rakhine state since August 2017, are living in the settlements.

An estimated 350mm of rain fell in 72 hours from Monday and more downpours are expected throughout the next week, with four months of the monsoon to go.

According to preliminary reports, there have been 26 landslides, UNHCR said.

Arakan Army camps destroyed in border operation, says Indian media

Frontier

MYANMAR

Monday, March 18, 2019

Arakan Army leaders gather with other ethnic armed group representatives in Mai Ja Yang, a town controlled by the Kachin Independence Army on the border with China, in 2016. (AFP)

YANGON — Up to 12 Arakan Army camps were destroyed by the Tatmadaw in a coordinated operation with the Indian army that ended early this month, Indian publications have reported.

The operation targeting AA camps in Rakhine State near India’s Mizoram State came ahead of a Tatmadaw strike on the headquarters of a Naga rebel group in Sagaing Region, they reported.

Storm devastates Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh

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Md. Kamruzzaman | 26.02.2019

Refugees pleas for help after tents, toilets destroyed

 

DHAKA, Bangladesh
A sudden storm destroyed part of a shaky structure in Rohingya refugee camps in southeastern Bangladesh on Monday, according to residents.

Bangladesh’s forest getting destroyed for Rohingyas: FM

The Daily Star 
February 24, 2019

A Rohingya Muslim refugee collects sand and soil at Balukhali refugee camp in Ukhia district of Bangladesh on November 20, 2017. An estimated 618,000 Muslim Rohingya have fled mainly Buddhist Myanmar since a military crackdown was launched in Rakhine in August triggered an exodus, straining resources in the impoverished country. Photo: AFP

Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen today said as over 1.2 million Rohingyas are living in Cox's Bazar district of the country, much of Bangladesh's forest is getting destroyed creating environmental disasters.

( 23-03-2018 ) ဘူးသီး တောင် ငါးရန်ချောင်း ကျေးရွာ အုပ်စု ၊ ယင်းမရွာ ရှိ ဗလီ ကျောင်း များကို ဖြိုဖျက် ဆီး

ဘူးသီး တောင် ငါးရန်ချောင်း ကျေးရွာ အုပ်စု ၊ ယင်းမရွာ ရှိ ဗလီ ကျောင်း များကို ဖြိုဖျက် ဆီး၍ ဗလီကျောင်း က သစ်ကောင်း သစ်များကို ခိုးယူ သယ်ဆောင် သွားသည်။

( 30.11.2016 ) HRW satellite data shows 1250 Maungdaw structures destroyed ( Myanmar Times )

By AFP | Tuesday, 22 November 2016

More than 1200 houses have been destroyed in northern Rakhine State, according to an analysis of satellite images by Human Rights Watch released yesterday.

( 21.11.2016 ) Rohingya villages 'destroyed' in Myanmar, images show (BBC English)

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November 21st 2016

Rohingya villages 'destroyed' in Myanmar, images show

More than 1,200 homes have been razed in villages inhabited by Myanmar's Muslim Rohingya minority in the past six weeks, Human Rights Watch says.

The group has released a batch of new satellite images that it says show 820 structures were destroyed between 10-18 November.

( 21.11.2016 ) Burma: New Wave of Destruction in Rohingya Villages (Human Right Watch)

HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH

November 20, 2016

820 Newly Identified Destroyed Buildings; UN-Aided Investigation Urgently Needed

(New York) – New satellite imagery of Burma’s Rakhine State shows 820 newly identified structures destroyed in five different ethnic Rohingya villages between November 10-18, 2016, Human Rights Watch said today. The Burmese government should without further delay invite the United Nations to assist in an impartial investigation of the widespread destruction of villages.