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Around One Thousand Displaced Households from Eastern Loikaw Forced to Flee Again Due to Junta Offensive

by Admin | Nov 13, 2025 | Daily News, Massacre

Source: Burma News International | By Kantarawaddy Times

The junta troops not only launched ground offensives but also carried out airstrikes. Thus, nearly two-thirds of the households in the camp are forced to relocate, according to a member of the IDP committee.

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