In Akyab City, located in the Arakan state, reports from local news sources indicate that at least 10 individuals lost their lives on the morning of February 29th due to an explosion caused by artillery shells fired by the Military within the city’s market area. Residents reported that around 8:00 AM, the explosion originated from a shell fired from a warship stationed near the Viewpoint in Akyab City.
Initial reports stated that nearly 10 people were killed in the blast, with numerous others sustaining injuries and significant damage to shops and residences. The deceased and injured have since been transported to Akyab Public Hospital for urgent medical attention. However, the precise count of casualties remains unknown as investigations into the incident continue.
Rohingya Vision is committed to providing comprehensive updates on the latest developments surrounding this incident. Stay tuned for further insights and analysis as we continue to closely monitor the situation.
-Rohingya Vision News
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