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The November 1 Rakhine State airstrikes

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DevelopingNext check Nov 5: A reconciled casualty breakdown, information on maternity-care capacity and treatment of the wounded, or a specific military response.

Where it stands

Reported November 1 airstrikes hit locations across four Rakhine State townships, including a temporary maternity ward in Mrauk-U and a bridge in Kyauktaw; at least 12 people were reported killed and 32 wounded. A November 3 medical-aid statement acknowledged damage to the maternity facility and repeated a toll of five killed there, including a newborn; no revised casualty count was announced.

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The story so far

  1. Update 1

    Newborn due home the next day reported killed in Mrauk-U airstrike

    MSF has acknowledged damage to the temporary maternity ward in Rakhine State. Five deaths were reported there, within a wider toll of at least 12 that remains unverified.

History

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Who's involved

Organizations

  • Arakan ArmyBurmese insurgent group1 report
  • Médecins Sans Frontièresinternational humanitarian medical non-governmental organisation1 report

Places

  • RakhineRakhine, Myanmar (Burma)1 report

Every outlet we read on this story

48 sources37 outlets1 video2 wire copies