Junta’s artillery attack injuries three civilians in Hnit Ka Yin
September 10, 2024
HURFOM: On September 5th, 2024, the Maw Ka Nin based 317th artillery regiment launched an artillery attack to “Yar Ma Nya” Gas Station nearby the entrance of Hnit Ka Yin village, Ye Township, Mon State and the artillery explosion injured three civilians.
The joint resistance forces were doing “stop and check” while the artillery shell dropped and exploded and the explosion injured a couple of betel nut shop and a female pedestrian.
“Three local villagers and a member of resistance force were injured by the explosion. The roof of a tricycle was also damaged,” said a local source.
The injured residents have been admitted to the Lamine Hospital but 50-year-old U Myint Nine who sustained a serious injury has been transferred to the Ye General Hospital.
In August 21st, there was a battle between the military junta and the joint resistance forces nearby Hnit Ka Yin village.
“The junta has installed a military gate nearby Maw Ka Nin so they’ve frequently battled with the resistance forces. No one dare to go outside as the artillery attack always follow the armed clash,” said a Maw Ka Nin resident.
On July 29th, the artillery attack by the 317th artillery regiment also injured a local man from Lane Maw Chan village.
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