In Myinmu Township, Sagaing Region, the military council forces launched artillery attacks on villages during the evening of March 31, resulting in injuries to two civilians, while also conducting a raid on Allakapa village with continuous gunfire, according to confirmation from the Myinmu Township Information Team. The incident began around 8:40 PM when military council troops stationed in Htisaung village deliberately targeted surrounding villages with heavy artillery fire, causing panic and forcing residents to flee their homes. The two injured civilians are currently receiving medical treatment, though detailed information about their conditions remains unavailable.
Simultaneously, military council forces positioned at the Doe Myanmar Kyaw gas station near Myaung junction in Myinmu Township conducted a raid on Allakapa village, entering with significant force and firing small arms indiscriminately. Local residents report ongoing military operations in the area, with troops maintaining aggressive positions and continuing their attacks on civilian areas. The military council’s actions have created a humanitarian crisis in the region, with many villagers forced to abandon their homes and seek safety in other locations. The security situation remains volatile, making it difficult for displaced residents to return to their homes.
A representative from the Myinmu Township Information Team stated that these violent attacks serve as further evidence of the military council’s brutality and constitute war crimes against innocent civilians. The ongoing military operations have severely disrupted civilian life in the region, with local residents expressing grave concerns about the deteriorating humanitarian situation. The military council’s continued use of heavy weapons against civilian targets and their aggressive raids on villages have created an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty throughout the area. Local communities face significant challenges in accessing basic necessities and maintaining their safety, while the military council’s actions continue to violate fundamental human rights and international humanitarian law.
