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Deadly Air Strikes in Kyauktaw: A Tragic Toll on Rohingya Lives

Last updated: February 13, 2024 12:18 AM
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Published: February 13, 2024
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Deadly Air Strikes in Kyauktaw: A Tragic Toll on Rohingya Lives

In a devastating series of air strikes by the SAC (State Administration Council) in Kyauktaw, Rakhine State, a significant number of Rohingya lives have been lost, with many more injured and countless displaced from their homes. The strikes, which targeted various villages, have led to a humanitarian crisis, highlighting the ongoing plight of the Rohingya community in Myanmar.

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  • Deadly Air Strikes in Kyauktaw: A Tragic Toll on Rohingya Lives
    • List of Rohingyas Died in the SAC Air Strike in Kyauktaw:
    • List of Rohingyas Injured in the SAC Air Strike in Kyauktaw:
    • Villages from Where the Rohingya Fled:
    • Displaced Households and Population on 23 January 2024:

The incidents have not only resulted in the loss of lives but also propelled a massive displacement of households, with the village of Khong Doke Plaung completely burned down on January 23, 2024. This tragedy underscores the severe impact of the conflict on both Rohingya and Rakhine communities, leaving villages destroyed and populations in dire need of assistance.

Below is a detailed list of the individuals who tragically lost their lives in these air strikes, as well as those who have been injured. The information also includes data on the displacement caused by the conflict, indicating the extent of the crisis that has unfolded.

List of Rohingyas Died in the SAC Air Strike in Kyauktaw:

No.NameAgeDateVillage
1.Shobi5514 Jan 2024Kong Doke Plaung
2.Kyaw Thu2820 Jan 2024Ah Let Gyun
3.Abdusalam4920 Jan 2024Ah Let Gyun
4.Firdos5723 Jan 2024Kong Doke Plaung
5.Lalu6025 Jan 2024Kong Doke
6.Tayuba3025 Jan 2024Kong Doke
7.Norkarim1125 Jan 2024Kong Doke
8.Nornahar925 Jan 2024Kong Doke
9.Abdumanaf1627 Jan 2024Nidan
10.Nezam2827 Jan 2024Nidan
11.Erfan Ali126 Jan 2024Khong Doke Plaung
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List of Rohingyas Injured in the SAC Air Strike in Kyauktaw:

No.NameAgeDateVillage
1.Mamad Kabir2425 Jan 2024Kong Doke Plaung
2.Roshan3725 Jan 2024Kong Doke Plaung
3.Mamadjawmil5825 Jan 2024Kong Doke Plaung
4.Normastafa3025 Jan 2024Kong Doke
5.Norislam4525 Jan 2024Kong Doke
6.Khirhusan4726 Jan 2024Pa Lat kay
7.Hamit4026 Jan 2024Sanga Dong
8.Jawmil126 Jan 2024–
9.Zawhir5531 Jan 2024–
10.Ashabaddin304 Feb 2024Khong Doke
11.AduLahit3227 Jan 2024Nidan
12.Adugoni5027 Jan 2024Nidan
13.Twareq1527 Jan 2024Nidan
14.Sayadnesa3627 Jan 2024Nidan
15.Sha Nu2827 Jan 2024Nidan
16.Mamad Salman204 Feb 2024Khong Doke
This table represents the available list of individuals who were injured during the SAC air strikes in Kyauktaw.

Villages from Where the Rohingya Fled:

  1. Khong Doke Plaung
  2. Kong Doke
  3. Kong Doke Zaywar
  4. Sangadong
  5. Ah Let Guan

Displaced Households and Population on 23 January 2024:

VillageHouseholdsPopulation
Khong Doke Plaung2701600
Khong Doke5504000
Khong Doke Zaywar2863800
Sanga Dong2903512
Ah Let Guan6006248

The displaced individuals have sought refuge in surrounding villages, with many moving to Yadanapon. The local community has made efforts to accommodate the displaced families, but resources are stretched thin, leading to a precarious living situation for many.

This tragedy adds to the long history of suffering faced by the Rohingya in Myanmar, calling for urgent international attention and aid to address the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Rakhine State.

[WARNING This post contains graphic images that may be disturbing to viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.] 

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