Border News Agency
Wira Thani, October 11
Seven civilians were killed and 17 others injured when Myanmar’s military junta carried out an airstrike on Sin Ai Village in Wira Thani Township on October 10, according to local reports. The township is currently under the control of the Arakan Army (AA).
The victims included elderly women, a young woman, and a six-year-old child. The attack reportedly resulted in the deaths of seven civilians, while 17 others sustained injuries.
The deceased were identified as Daw Win May, aged 100; Daw Oo Mya Than, aged 64; Daw Ma Khin Than, aged 65; Daw Yi Yi Than, aged 41; Ma Maung Shwe Rein, aged 19; Ma Ni Ni, aged 28; and her
six-year-old son, Sahat.
According to the report, the airstrike occurred at approximately 6:20 p.m. on October 10, when a bomb struck and exploded inside Sin Ai Village. The explosion killed seven people and injured 17 others.
The reported casualties included people from different age groups, including elderly residents and a young child. The incident highlights the risks faced by civilians living in areas affected by ongoing armed conflict.
