Sittwe Township
Myanmar Junta Imposes Harsh and Strict Screening on People Entering Sittwe City
Border News AgencySittwe, August 9. People who have personally experienced it and local residents confirm that the junta continues to...
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Brutal Arrests of Civilians by ALP and Junta Escalate in Sittwe
Border News AgencySittwe, August 8. In Sittwe, the Arakan Liberation Party (ALP) and junta forces have been conducting continuous checks...
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Majority of Civilians in Sittwe Face Severe Shortages of Food and Essentials
Border News AgencySittwe, August 7. Residents say that in Sittwe, a city still under control of the Myanmar junta, about...
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Only Over 500 Students Pass University Entrance Exams in Rakhine
Border News AgencySittwe, July 27 The Myanmar Board of Examinations announced this morning, July 27, that only 550 students passed...
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Myanmar Junta Restocks Food Supplies in Sittwe, State Capital
Border News AgencySittwe, June 9. The Myanmar junta is replenishing food supplies for Sittwe Township, which remains under its control....
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Low Voter Turnout Expected in Myanmar Junta’s Upcoming Election
Border News AgencySittwe, May 25 Political analysts say that the upcoming election planned by the Myanmar junta may see a...
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Weaving Industry in Arakan Comes to a Halt
Border News AgencySittwe, May 20 Due to the Arakan decisive war, traditional handloom businesses in the Arakan region have come...
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Eight Women Among Victims Killed in Targeted Airstrike by Myanmar Junta
Border News AgencyRathedaung, May 13 On May 13, at around 10 a.m., the military junta's air force carried out an...
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Civilians Trapped in Sittwe, Capital, Facing Food Shortages and Restricted Escape Routes
Written By Khine Zaw Thousands of civilians are still trapped inside Sittwe city, which is controlled by the military council...
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“My main concern is the hunger. I no longer fear the fighting that much.”
Interview In Sittwe city, which is controlled by the Myanmar junta, there are still tens of thousands of civilians who...
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