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One stabbed and another’s beard burned as army attacks Lound Don

Last updated: April 20, 2017 1:44 PM
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Published: April 20, 2017
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April 20, 2017

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Maungdaw- Tatmadaw forces raided the restive village tract of Lound Don in Maungdaw North on Monday and tortured two local men.

At around 2.30 pm, the forces entered the neighbourhood of Hanti Para. As the military approached, the locals sensing trouble scattered and ran away to the mountains.

However, two men could manage to flee in time and were intercepted by the military. They are Yunus, 30, and Zamir Hossain, 55.

The military stabbed Yunus in the back with sharp weapons. They also punched and kicked him mercilessly.

Zamir was also brutally beaten up and his beard was burned by the military.

Lound Don was one of the village tracts targeted by the Tatmadaw in the recent clearance operation, with dozens killed and many women raped.

Many have disappeared in the violence. Much of the populace has currently taken refuge in Bangladesh. 

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