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The army arrested 2 Rohingya Muslim men in war

 Rakhine state 
On the night of October 31 in Sittwe Township, 2 Muslim men were arrested by the Military Council after they were accused of illegally entering Sittwe Township, local residents said.

A Chingon village resident told DVB that on October 31st, at around 10:00 p.m., military council soldiers arrested 37-year-old Koma Mauk Huson and 33-year-old Kori Mulla, who came from Beda village, accusing them of smuggling from Bangladesh.

It is said that Ko Orimulla and his wife were arrested when they went to invite Koma Mak Huson to have a meal with his wife, and the military council forces confiscated 2 motorcycles and 4 mobile phones.

"The 2 of them were arrested in a car by soldiers from the Khmer 354 Battalion stationed at Pallin Pyong Monastery. It is not yet known exactly where they were taken through that monastery," the local said.

On the evening of October 20th in Sittwe Township, a 15-year-old Muslim youth from Maezali Gone Village, who was teaching goats, was reportedly shot dead by the Military Council.

Maungdaw Daily News

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