At least 33 killed in Myanmar military airstrike near Rakhine market
Most outlets led with the death toll and the location of the airstrike, citing the Arakan Army as the source. Hum News English and Dawn both reported the incident as having occurred near a market in Rakhine state, with Dawn specifying the location as Kyauktaw. Both outlets noted the involvement of the Myanmar military and the number of casualties, though Dawn provided the exact number of wounded (36) while Hum News English mentioned the figure in a more general way.
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33 killed as Myanmar military bombs market in Rakhine state
KYAUKTAW: A military airstrike on a market in western Myanmar killed 33 people on Monday and wounded 36 more, a rebel faction which controls the area said in a statement. The Arakan Army said the death toll of the strike around midday on a market and adjacent bridge in Kyauktaw town of Rakhine state “may continue to increase”. A witness who requested anonymity for safety reasons saw more than 3...
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At least 33 people killed in western Myanmar airstrike, rebel group and aid worker say
Dozens of people were killed in a Myanmar military airstrike on Monday near a market in the country's war-torn Rakhine state, which borders Bangladesh, according to a rebel group that controls the area and a local aid worker. At least 33 people have died and 36 others injured in the airstrike in the town of Kyauktaw in Rakhine state, according to the Arakan Army, a rebel group fighting the mili...
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