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Over 2,000 Displaced Civilians Trapped Near Thai Border as Clashes Escalate in Southern Myawaddy
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Over 2,000 Displaced Civilians Trapped Near Thai Border as Clashes Escalate in Southern Myawaddy
The displaced population, currently taking refuge at the Palaw Ta Po camp near the Thaungyin (Moei) River, is trapped in Hpalu village and Minletpan village. Heightened combat activity and roaming junta columns have left civilians afraid to leave the camp, while rising monsoon river levels prevent safe retreat across the border into Thailand. Fears of targeted strikes mounted after an August 17 junta artillery shell hit an adjacent Democratic Ka…
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