Tyrants continue: Supplying aid requires urgent
From today 15 June, Morning, military forces took over in securing Rohingya villages both in maungdaw and Sittwe. Moving house to house is allowed between 12:00pm to 3:30pm.
Foods, waters, medic were not yet delivered. Communication and electric are still cut-off. While all amenities are available for Buddhism Rakhines. More than 50,000 Rohingya community are needing for basic
Your voices will only ensure to safe remaining defenceless Rohingyans from Arakan"
Tyrants continue: Supplying aid requires urgent
From today 15 June, Morning, military forces took over in securing Rohingya villages both in maungdaw and Sittwe. Moving house to house is allowed between 12:00pm to 3:30pm.
Foods, waters, medic were not yet delivered. Communication and electric are still cut-off. While all amenities are available for Buddhism Rakhines. More than 50,000 Rohingya community are needing for basic necessities – water, foods, medicines and shelters- for those who lost their homes and villages. Now, heavy raining in Maungdaw and Akyab, the Rohingya have no shelters to protect from raining. There will be diseases affect to the Rohingya victim of riot if the heaving raining will continues.
The authority ordered not to perform the Friday praying.
Local Burmese tv (MRTV) continues to air fabricated news against that include the arrest of a group of Rohingyans with knives and bottles beside them. In deed, it is just a modern way of providing wrong image of Rohingya like it dealt with thousands of political activists who were imprisoned with false charges.
There is no escalation at all about the death number of 6,000 Rohingya and displacement of other 50,000 Rohingyans in Sittwe, Maungdaw and Rathedaung.
Violences continue:
According to Kaldan Press news, 10-Rohingya girls raped in Maungdaw on 14 June. The victims are identified as Ms. Hamida (18), daughter of Rahim Ullah, Rahena (19), daughter of Ms. Momina and other six Rohingya girls from Baggona village and Hasina (18), daughter of Abdul Haque, Hamida (16), daughter of Baser and Nur Kaida (17), daughter of Habi Rahaman from Nurullah para were raped by army today.
Afternoon of 14 June in Maungdaw, a Rohingya shot dead, five other injuries by security forces shooting into the mosque of Nurula fara. The two other Rohingyans were taken away. Evening again, A group of Rakhines were also entered to loot from the villagers of Nurula. According to Kaldan Press news,
Non-Rohingyans Arrested with Arms: Formation of Rakhine Independence state
Evening of 14 June, the military arrested four armed Rakhines in Bakagonena field which is between 3 miles and Kawlizabanga village. The armed four confessed that there other Rakhines with arms in Maungdaw.
The night of 13 June, Eight Rakhines were arrested with weapon near Nga-pu-ra village of Maungdaw.
There was another arrest on the same day according to Kaldan Press news, 12 Rakhines with arms were arrested by army at midnight while climbing up to Pruma river bank nearby Khain Paran (Rakhine) village from a small boat on 13 June.
Early morning of 14 June in Sittwe, full load of deadly weapons recovered from Buddhist temples by the military personnel, following the arrest of two Rakhine who attempted to burn down the Rohingya houses and shot the innocents in early morning of 14/06/2012. The same day evening, another group of 30 other Rakhines, Marmagyi and Hidu people with arms were also arrested by military while they are trying to touch Rohingya villages. They confessed that they are organized by a group of Rakhines to do this.
This is a certain consequence in Rohingya history again very soon after Rakhine rebel group (ALP) entered into Arakan state. Either, we don’t know the secrecy of what type of promise established between Rakhine rebel-ALP and the government. Other about, the agreement with India’s oil exploration and future projects in Arakan region.
Reprot from other regions:
Rathedaung township (4th largest Rohingya population),
Early morning of 14 June: Mv Sayed kasim from Zaufrang village of Rathedaung township who refuge in Australia, confirmed that at least 700 people were killed in his hometown today on 14 June.
Evening of 13 June: Over 1000 Rakhine were gathered yesterday evening and torched many Rohingya villages jointly with police and Hlun Tin. Numbers of Dead were unknown.
From the beginning, a few villages in Rathedaung were set fire, while the rests are in serious fears.
Pauktaw: Rohingya village, has been surrounded by Rakhine people from 9 June.
21:00pm of 11 June: Burning of Rohingya houses in Pauktaw Town.
Mrauk-U: Rohingya villages are under-way to be attacked, while dozens of Rohingyas arrested by the Rakhine were taken into missing.
Buthidaung: Rohingya villages are under highly alert, while the authorities are seizing all kinds of metal knives and etc.
22:00pm of 11 June: Police forces shot a Rohingya (Noor Alam) who live in Maraung Village of Buthidaung Town.
22:15pm of 11 June: about 500 Rakhine brought from Taunggote were arrived in Buthidaung. Evening of 14 June: Rakhines alert to begin in Buthidaung from tonight.
Morning of 14 June: A Rohingya Ko Soe Myint, senior staff of UNHCR senior staff of UNHCR was arrested and beaten by authority. Many other Rohingya who worked for UN organizations in Maungdaw and Buthidaung are also gone to missing.
Kyauktaw: Curfew imposed on the Rohingya villagers, asking to stop going out of villages and even from the houses. Dozen of Rohingya youths were taken by authority and not yet return.
11 June: selling foods, oil and supplying any kind of aid are banned for Rohingyans while Curfew is imposed only in their villages.
14 June: Security forces suggest the Rohingya villagers to leave with empty hands from their homes in good times.
Rambre: Mr hashim who refuge in Australia confirms that all Rohingyans plus other muslims houses in a village were set fire at 12:30pm of 10 June, where Rohingya population is less than 10% there.
( Causalities are yet to be escalated from these regions due to no communication available. The villgers are escaped into jungle. There is no about Kyauknimaw village at all.)
