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- Begging rises in junta-held Sittwe as commodity prices soar and livelihoods deteriorate
- Maternal, newborn deaths reported across Arakan amid healthcare shortages
- Junta attacks kill 15 women in Arakan, 49 nationwide in October: BWU
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- Junta airstrikes kill 145 civilians, injure 316 in October: MDSI
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Begging rises in junta-held Sittwe as commodity prices soar and livelihoods deteriorate
12 Nov 2026
The number of people begging for food and money in Sittwe, the Arakan State capital still under military junta control, has been rising as a lack of jobs and soaring commodity prices worsen living conditions, according to local residents.
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