Residents are worried that the fighting will intensify as the military continues to send reinforcements to the area.

A gender gap persists among Myanmar media, with fewer women being employed in ethnic media and fewer women’s voices being represented in media reports, according to journalists and women’s rights activists.

The Arakan State Health Department has urged locals to take freely available vaccines against elephantiasis as the disease is still found in the state.

Children and adults in Thae Khon Village, part of Arakan State’s Pauktaw Township, are suffering from diarrhoea and urinary tract infections that locals are blaming on the fact that the village has not had access to clean drinking water since a recent storm hit.

A Kyauktaw Township man who lost his right leg this week in a landmine blast is in need of financial assistance to treat his injuries.

University students say they are worried about a recent spate of robberies and looting targeting students near Sittwe University.

Junta-appointed Arakan State Chief Minister U Htein Lin urged local farmers in Arakan State to expand summer paddy cultivation, saying the state government would provide irrigation water by pumping from rivers.

The military regime sentenced about 30 members of the All Burma Federation of Student Unions (ABFSU) to significant prison time, including at least one life sentence, during the two-year period since the coup in Myanmar, according to the student activist group.

The Thandwe Township Court has deferred ruling in a case against 12 detained residents until next week despite the fact that the court has heard both sides to completion, according to family members of the defendants.

Bangladeshi authorities are sending Muslim refugees displaced by fighting last month around Taungpyo Letyar, in Bangladesh’s Bandarban District, to the Kutupalong refugee camp.

A local man from Lanmadaw Village, part of Arakan State’s Kyauktaw Township, was severely injured in a landmine explosion on Wednesday morning, according to family members.

Myanmar’s military regime earned about K 700 million from issuing licences to 5,746 motorbikes in Arakan State from September 28, 2022, to January 30, 2023, according to the Arakan State military council.

Sein Lan Si, a Mrauk-U-based environmental conservation group that is mainly engaged in environmental protection activities, aims to distribute and grow trees for free throughout Arakan State, and has been nurturing more than 20,000 saplings since January of this year.

A charitable foundation providing free vocational training for women as part of a women’s empowerment program in Arakan State is running into financial troubles.

The Chin State General Administration Department is registering internally displaced people (IDPs) at displacement camps in Paletwa Township who are wishing to return to their homes.

The residents of more than 30 villages in Manaung Township, Arakan State, are growing impatient more than six months after they paid to have solar power-based systems supply electricity to their homes.

Cattle are dying of an unknown ailment across some 10 villages in Arakan State’s Myebon Township, according to local residents, who say the deaths began last week.

The Arakan Army (AA) has imposed a ban on zat pwe performances, from February 14 until March 18, for the upcoming matriculation examination.

The mothers of Win Zaw Tun and Zaw Lin, two Arakan State natives convicted of murdering a pair of British backpackers in Thailand in 2014, are reportedly in need of medical treatment.