A representative from the Yesagyo Township Info Committee has confirmed that military council forces have looted civilian property and are burning houses in Bisapkone village, Yesagyo Township, Magway Region. On March 18, 2024, at approximately 11:15 AM, military council troops entered the village, seized residents’ belongings, and systematically set fire to their homes. The military forces began their operation in Bisapkone village on March 17, using trucks to transport looted civilian property to Mingya Pyusawthi village before proceeding to burn down residential buildings.
Bisapkone village, located in the river island area, has been subjected to repeated military offensive operations, resulting in significant losses of lives and property for the villagers. The military council’s actions have caused extensive damage to civilian infrastructure and personal belongings, leaving many residents displaced and without means of sustenance. The systematic nature of these operations suggests a deliberate strategy to target civilian populations in the area.
Additionally, reports indicate that a military vessel from Pakokku has arrived at Pauktaw port this morning, signaling increased military movement along the Ayeyarwady River. The military council has intensified its operations along the river routes, continuing to threaten local populations with acts of violence, looting, and intimidation. These aggressive actions by the military forces have severely disrupted daily life in the region, causing significant humanitarian concerns and economic hardship for local communities. The ongoing military operations have left residents facing severe challenges in maintaining their basic livelihood and security.
