- Kyauktaw market closure disrupts trade and drives up prices across Arakan
- Arakan has Myanmar’s highest multidimensional poverty, 1.66 million affected: UNDP
- Arakan records most armed incidents, second-highest civilian casualty toll in Myanmar: NLTA
- Junta fails to regain territory despite major Arakan offensive: ISP-Myanmar
- Two Myebon fishermen missing after junta troops throw fishermen into sea
Entire villages submerged by floods at the border of Kyauktaw and Mrauk-U
By Admin 12 Jul 2026
"We’ve been surviving on whatever we have left since the rain started, and our food supplies are running out. We don’t even know how many days it will keep raining like this."
Floods and torrential rains have devastated parts of Rakhine State for over a week, and floodwaters have still not receded in several areas.
Villages situated along the border of Kyauktaw and Mrauk-U townships are entirely submerged, forcing the majority of local residents to evacuate to safer areas.
Opinion
A City with Fresh Wounds (The Tragedy of Kyauktaw and the Kissapanadi Bridge)
By Admin 01 Oct 2026
Arakan Army’s Gains and the Changing Geopolitics of Arakan
By Admin 29 Sep 2026
Beyond Military Victory: What Is Myanmar’s Ultimate Political Objective?
By Admin 26 Sep 2026
UN at a Crossroads: Six Priorities for a Shared Future
By Admin 23 Sep 2026
How Can Myanmar’s Political Crisis Be Brought to an End?
By Admin 13 Sep 2026
Top News
-
Crimes rise in AA-held territories
-
Arakan Army releases 19 students, youths in Kyauktaw
-
Man sentenced to death for rape and murder of nine-year-old girl in Anjanapura
-
Two ethnic Chakma men injured in Maungdaw landmine blast
-
Arakan residents suffer severe mental and physical distress amid junta airstrikes
-
Junta navy detains, severely beats three fishermen in Myebon Twsp
POLITICS
BUSINESS
Industry to manufacture finished goods from coconut starting in early 2020
By Aung Kaung Zaw 20 Nov 2019


