Diplomats in Rakine

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IncidentsleadingtojeopardizepeaceandstabilityinRakhinestate I id l di j di d bili i R khi EventsofMobandviolencehappenedatMaungdaw Preventivemeasuresandactionstakenbythegovernment Preventive measures and actions taken by the government ConsequenteventsofmobandviolenceinSittweandotherplaces Processofrestorationpeaceandstability Process of restoration peace and stability Accessforthehumanitarianassistance Processofrelief,resettlementandrehabilitation Process of relief, resettlement and rehabilitation Theruleoflaw Towardtheharmonicandhumanisticsociety y
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Incidentsleadingtojeopardizepeace andstabilityinRakhineState and stability in Rakhine State
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Two Incidents that affected peace and stability in Rakhine state

28may2012 Kyauknimaw YanbyeTownship
3June2012 TaungupTownship
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rape,robbery,andmurderof aRakhineBuddhistfemaleby a Rakhine Buddhist female by threeBengaliyouths
Killingof10muslimmales g inapassengerbusbymob
InvestigationCommittee Investigation Committee

TheGovernmentimmediatelyformedthe g y p y InvestigationCommitteeledbytheDeputy MinisterforMinistryofHomeAffairsunderthe NotificationNo.43/2012on6June2012. Notification No 43/2012 on 6 June 2012 Toexposethetruthandtakelegalactionsthere occurredorganizedlawlessandanarchicacts that l l h h canharmpeace,stabilityandtheruleoflaw.
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EventsofMobandviolencehappened atMaungdaw at Maungdaw
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EventsofMobandviolencehappenedatMaungdaw pp g on8June2012
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unrest starting and following mob and violence by Bengali groups closely stimulated by clerics Burning and assaulting at Bohmu village ward 1 ethnic killed, 4 injured, 4 houses burnt Burning and assaulting at east myoma ward 4 residents, 2 video houses burnt Burning and assaulting at Nyaung chaung ethnic village 19 shops burnt Burning and assaulting at Kaye myaing ethnic village h i ill 2 killed, 49 houses,1 monastery,1 school, 1 video shop burnt p
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Burning and assaulting at Bawdikone ethnic village 1ethnic killed, 31 houses, 1 monastery burnt , , y Burning and assaulting at Kantharyar ethnic village 1 ethnic injured, 21 houses, 1 monastery burnt Burning and assaulting at kinchaung ethnic village 25 houses, 1 monastery burnt Burning and assaulting at Tharaekonbon ethnic village 3 killed, 1 injured, 103 houses,1 monastery burnt Burning and assaulting at Shwe Yin Aye ethnic village 3 ethnics killed, 67 houses,1 monastery,2 buildings burnt
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Law enforcement process on mob of 1000 Bengali people 1 Bengali killed Burning and assaulting at Mawrawaddy ethnic g g y village 1 ethnic killed, 109 houses, 2 monastery bld,2 school bld,1 di h l bld 1 dispensary, 1 guard post, 6 shops burnt d t h b t Burning and assaulting at Waithalee ethnic village 9 houses burnt
The beginning of unrest and violence in Maungdaw Township
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At 1:20 pm on 8th June 2012, in Maungdaw, Rakhine State, 300 Bengali people came out of the mosque after reciting prayers incited more people prayers, to join with them, behaved in a violent way
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Bengali people leaving Kyauk Mosque forward to Maungdaw Clock Tower and throwing stones at Rakhine ethnics owned houses
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Bengali people leaving Kanyintan Cemetery Mosque
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Bengali people holding sticks, knives and iron spikes at ward 4, Bohmu Village Maungdaw
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Thazin Guest House and by Rakhine ethic's houses under burning
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Damages and losses at , Ward-4 , Bohmu Village
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Scenario of Destructions at Maungdaw Violence
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Map Showing ethnic villages suffering from burning and assaulting by mob of Bengali groups in Maungdaw Township
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Wei Thar Li Shwe Yin Aye Kan Tharyar Bawdi Kone Khayae Myaing King Chaung Tha ye gon baung Kaing Gyi Maw Ya Waddy U daung
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Scenario of Destructions Waitharli Village Violence
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Scenario of Destructions Shweyinaye Village Violence
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Scenario of Destructions Shweyinaye Village Violence
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Scenario of Destructions Khayemyaing Village Violence

Original Houses Households 212 145 635 Burnt 49 49 213 Remaining 163 96 433
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Scenario of Destructions Kanthayar Village Violence

Original Houses Households 21 25 127 Burnt 21 25 127 Remaining -
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Scenario of Destructions Bawdigone Village Violence

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Scenario of Destructions Kingchaung Village Violence

Original Houses 26 Burnt 25 Remaining 1
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Scenario of Destructions Thayekonbaung Village Violence
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Scenario of Destructions Kainggyi Village Violence
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List of Destruction in Mawrawaddy Village

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Scenario of Destructions Mawrawaddy Village of Maungdaw Township Violence
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Scenario of Destructions Mawrawaddy Village of Maungdaw Township Violence
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ImproperactionandincidentsatMaungdaw
Self I fl i S lf Inflaming of Bengali houses occurred in Maungdaw as fB li h di M d follows: 9 June 2012 1 Bengali house 11 June 2012 4 Bengali house 12 June 2012 2 Bengali house
The similar cases were also broadly occurred in Sittwe and other places as a same phenomenon throughout the occurrences of violence f i l These events are proven to the existence of other external instigations and efforts toward the political aspiration of some external elements.
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Self inflaming of Bengali houses
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Preventivemeasuresandactionstaken bythegovernment
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Preventivemeasuresandactionstakenbythe government
SincetheoccurrenceoftwoincidentsinKyauknimawandTaungup, thegovernmenthadpaiddeepattentiontoallpossibilitiesand takenthepreventivemeasuresandactionsagainstthespreadof taken the preventive measures and actions against the spread of violencebetweenthetwocommunitiesbyallpossiblewaysand , p means,attheinclusionofallpublicsocietiesandclasses
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Preventivemeasuresandactionstakenby thegovernment
Imposingofcurfewordersbythetownshipgeneral administrationdepartmentundersection144codeofcriminal procedureinthefollowingtownshipscommencingfrom8 June2012and10June2012accordingly: Maungdawtownship Buthitaungtownship u au g o s p Sittwetownship Thantwe township Thantwetownship Kyaukphu Yanbyetownship
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TheRakhinestategovernmentandmembersofthestate parliamentorganizedthetownelders,religiousleadersof bothBuddhistsandIslams,villageandquarter administrators,INGOsandNGOson5June2012 PeaceandstabilityKeepingteamsarewidelyorganizedin alevelofquarter,township,DistrictandStatebythe membersincludingthetownelders,religiousleadersof bothBuddhistsandIslams,villageandquarter administrators,INGOsandNGOsandothervarious classes.
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EstablishingofsecurityandlawenforcementPlan Deploymentofsecurityandlawenforcementforcessince7 June2012 Sittwe 379persons 410 persons 379 persons +410persons Maungdaw 240persons B thita ng 100 persons Buthitaung 100persons Kyaukpyu 87persons Thantwe 120persons p g OperationofIntelligencenetworksandlawenforcement actions www.mwdmedia.net
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AllMyanmarIslamAssociationissuesstatementofits stanceon8June2012 AllMyanmarIslamAssociationrequestsIslamtokeep calmon8June2012 DialoguebetweenBuddhistabbotsandIslamicclerics Dialogue between Rakhine youths and Islamic youths DialoguebetweenRakhineyouthsandIslamicyouths
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Th P id ThePresidentofficeissuedOrdinanceNo.(1/2012)on10 ffi i d O di N (1/2012) 10 June2012,declaringStateofemergencyinRakhinestate,in accordwiththeSection412Subsection(a)ofthe accord with the Section 412 Sub section (a) of the ConstitutionofRepublicoftheUnionofMyanmar The President of Republic of the Union of Myanmar ThePresidentofRepublicoftheUnionofMyanmar broadcastthearequestconcerningtheincidentsinRakhine statetothepublicthroughradioandtelevisionon10June state to the public through radio and television on 10 June 2012
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Maungdaw, Buthidaung in Rakhine State placed under curfew

On 8 June,2012 Maungdaw Township General Administration Department has imposed a curfew , g p p p order (1/2012) under Section 144 of Code of Criminal Procedure in Maungdaw, Rakhine State today as riots broke out in the town this afternoon have disrupted the community peace and prevalence of law and order. The following is the translation of the order order. Township General Administration Department Maungdaw Township Code of Criminal Procedure Section-144 Curfew Order No.1/2012 8 June, 2012 (4th Waning of Nayon, 1374 ME) General Penal Code No. 1/2012 No It is hereby announced for the public knowledge on 8 June, 2012. During riots in Maungdaw on 8 June, 2012, houses in wards in Maungdaw were set fire, people were beaten and houses were looted. I believe that gathering of five or more than five people at streets, roads, the main road, g g p p , , , lanes, garden (or) public places which are built for the people in Maungdaw to live in peace can cause arson attacks, clashes and lootings again. Therefore, curfew is imposed under Section 144 of Code of Criminal Procedure and five or more than five people shall not gather at roads streets the main road lanes garden (or) mosques roads, streets, road, lanes, and public schools in municipal area of Maungdaw and not to go outside from 6 pm to 6 am. This order shall take effect until any other order is issued. I sealed and signed and issued this order on 8 June, 2012. g
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All Myanmar Islam Association issues statement of its stance

Republic of the Union of Myanmar All Myanmar Islam Association
All Myanmar Islam Association has issued a statement of its stance on the situation happening in Rakhine State as follows(a) We condemn the terroizing and destruction of lives and property of innocent people. (b) We express deepsed sympathy for the loss of lives innocent people destruction of public people, property and those dismayed. (c ) We expecially favour the situation in which the public live peacefully within the framework of law. (d) The Islams living across the nation need to live in accordance with the special request made by all Myanmar Islam Association. (e) We have issue the statement of our stance that governmet organizations concerned are to take and effective and prompt action against any ac that can harm stability of the State and the peaceful living of the people in accord with the law.
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(Al-Haj K (Al H j Kyaw Soe) S ) Secretary General Myanmar Malawi Organization Headquarters (Al-Haj M i t T (Al H j Myint Tun )
(Al-Haj (Al Haj Maw Lana Yusof) VicePresiident UlamaIslamic Scholars Federation
(Al-Haj N (Al H j Nyunt t Maung Shein) Presiident Islamic Affairs Council Headquarters
(Kyaw Khin) (K General Secretary Myanmar Muslim National Affairs Federation (Ma-AhPha) Headquarters
Chairman Myanmar Muslim Youths (Religion) Organization Ma-Ma-La Headquarters
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Republic of the Union of Myanmar All Myanmar Islam Association

Request to Islams There have been different views among the people concerning the news reporting on the newspapers issued on 5 June, 2012. With regard to this, All Myanmar Islam Association has issued a statement which it submitted to responsible organizations concerned seeking for resolution within the framework of law. peaceful
Thus, Islams are requested in all seriousness to live in tranquility in accordance with Islamic teachings, avoiding expression of wishes in groups. l h d f h
(Al-Haj Maw Lana Yusof) ViceY f) Vi Presiident UlamaIslamic Scholars Federation (Al-Haj Nyunt Maung Shein) M Sh i ) Presiident Islamic Affairs Council Headquarters (Al-Haj Kyaw Soe) Secretary General S t G l Myanmar Malawi Organization Headquarters
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(Al-Haj Myint Tun ) Chairman Myanmar Bengali Youths (Religion) Organization Ma Ma Ma-MaLa Headquarters
(Kyaw Khin) General Secretary Myanmar Bengali National Affairs Federation (Ma Ah (Ma-AhPha) Headquarters
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State of Emergency declared in Rakhine State

Republic of the Union of Myanmar President Office Ordinance No. (1/2012) 6th Waning of Nayon 1374 ME (10 June 2012) State of Emergency declared 1. Due to instability in some townships in Rakhine State, Section-144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure was issued on 8 June 2012 for the sake of security of people and ensuring peace and stability. 2. However, riots and disturbances have spread, and it is found that only the issuance of Section-144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure is not enough in Rakhine State to conduct administrative work effectively and thus, to be able to bring about security and peace and stability for the people immediately, State of Emergency is declared as of today in Rakhine State in accord with the Section 412, Sub-section (a) of the Constitution of Republic of the Union of Myanmar. 3. In accord with the Section 413, Sub-section (a) of the Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, assistance of the Defence Services is to be obtained to effectively carry out duties. 4. 4 This ordinance shall remain in force until any other order is issued issued. 5. This ordinance shall be deemed as the law. Sd/ Thein Sein President Republic of the Union of Myanmar
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The President televised a Request to Public
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A Request to the Public

President U Thein Sein broadcast a request on incidents in Rakhine State to the public on 10 June 2012. Instabilities and violence deteriorate widely in Rakhine State based upon Kyauknimaw case. The President emphasized that all of us including religious organizations, religious leaders and political parties have to takes control of the situation in g p p unison. The Government tried to immediately restore stability in places where riots broke out since the beginning. The Government takes legal actions against the cases that happened. The Government takes systematic measures under existing laws rules and laws, regulations to prevent incidents from happening again.
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The Government is cooperating with religious organizations , religious and political parties to resolve the issue.
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Democratization and national development processes could be a success only on the ground of peace, stability and the rule of law. For peace, stability and rule of law in the country , people need to wisely obey the laws. The President requested esteemed people, religious organizations , political parties and people from all walks of life to cooperate and work with the Government.
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Consequenteventsofmoband violenceinSittweandotherplaces
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Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence
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Scenario of Law Enforcement
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Summary List of Casualty and Injury in Townships concerning with incidents occurred in Rakhine State
Date : 30-7-2012
Casualty Sr. Township Rakhine 11 Bengali 23 Total 34 Rakhine 35 -
Injury Bengali 22 Total 57 3 16 29 6 112

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1 Sittway 2 Ponnagyun 3 M Myauk U k 4 Kyauktaw 5 Pauktaw 6 Rathedaung 7 Buthidaung 8 M Maungdaw d 9 Yanbye 10 Minpyar Total
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Summary List of Destruction and Burning of Buildings in violence at Rakhine State Date : 26-7-2012
Destruction and Burning Sr. Township Rakhine Bengali 669 2,967 15 Total 3,636 15 Mosque 11 Monasteries 6 School 3 3
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1 Sittway 2 Ponnagyun 3 M Myauk U k 4 Kyauktaw 5 Pauktaw 6 Rathedaung 7 Buthidaung 8 M Maungdaw d 9 Yanbye py 10 Minpyar Total
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Latest Situation of Rakhine native IDPs in the Relief Camps

Date : 30-7-2012
Rakhine IDPs Sr. Township
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No. of Camps 6 HH. Male Female 553 813 856 660 43 581 1,687 2,111 1,904 49 1,134 2,500 2,967 2,564
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Latest Situation of Bengali IDPs in the Relief Camps

Date : 30-7-2012
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No. of Camps HH. Male Female Children 9 7,685 11,383 13,606 28,411 9 7,685 11,383 13,606 28,401
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Summary List of Rakhine and Bengali IDPs Remaining in the Relief Camps in Rakhine State
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Comparison of IDPs at the relief camps at the period of violence and at present
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Township Sittway Maungdaw Buthidaung Rathedaung Ponnagyun Pauktaw Total
Numbers of IDPs in the period of riots Rakhine 8,525 Bengali 28,012 Total
Numbers of IDPs at present Remarks Rakhine 5,702 Bengali 53,390 Total 59,092 2,329 2 329
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ProcessofRestoration PeaceandStability Peace and Stability
Processofrestorationpeaceandstability Process of restoration peace and stability

ThegovernmenthadconductedtheProcessofrestorationpeace andstabilitybytheminimumuseofforce d bl b h ff EventhoughtheOrdinancelegallyallowstheuseofforceand acquiredtheuseofmilitaryforces,almostoftheviolenceare physicallycontrolledbytheriotcontrolpoliceforces h i ll t ll d b th i t t l li f TheChiefofBureauofAreacommandhadsitedtheviolencearea for21timesandmonitortheforceproperlyandguidingforthe strictlyconductofprocedureAidtoCivilPower disciplinary strictl cond ct of proced re Aid to Ci il Po er disciplinar Infactthegovernmentconductthepeople,bothofnativesand immigrants,religiousleadersofcommunities,inasenseof organizingthepublic,providinghelpsandsupports,operating organizing the public providing helps and supports operating securitymeasures,andconsolidatedthesociety,andtookall measurestopreventfromoccurringofunrestandviolence
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Township Sittwe Yathaedaung Kyauktaw Minbyar Maungdaw Buthidaung Thandwe Kyaukphyu Total
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Hendi 25 -
Maramargyi 4 4
Total 135 181 18 4 481 35 3 1 858
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Remark: It included 5 persons from UNHCR, 1 person from WFP and 4 person from AZG INGO.
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ListofDetainees,UNandINGOsstaffwhoinvolvedinviolence
Sr. 1 Name Mg. Khin Maung (a) Anawa Sardet Age 34 Race/ Religion Bengali/ Islam Address No. 4 Ward, Maungdaw Organization UNHCR (Maungdaw) Offence Section (pa) 35/12, 153-a (Encouragement to grudge spite between one and another) 505(C) (Creation of the incidents by distributing documents, under section) 148 (riot with crowd) (pa) 35/12, 153-a (Encouragement to grudge spite between one and another) 505(C) (Creation of the ( )( incidents by distributing documents, under section) 148 (riot with crowd) Date of arrest 15-6-2012 Condition In Jail
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Bengali/ Islam No. 5 Ward, Maungdaw UNHCR (Maungdaw) Bengali/ Islam No. 4 Ward, Bohmu Village, Maungdaw UNHCR (Maungdaw) (pa) 35/12, 153-a (Encouragement to grudge spite between one and another) 505(C) (Creation of the incidents by distributing documents, under section) 148 (riot with crowd)
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Address Ohntaw Chain Ch Kharli Village, Maungdaw Township Myoma East Ward, Maungdaw A/B Ward, / , Insein Myothit, Yangon
Organization WFP (Maungdaw) ( d )
Offence Section (pa)126/12, section-436 (Offence of set f ) (Off f fire)
Date of arrest 25-6-2012
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Kyaw Hla Aung (a) 72 y g( ) Karsein
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Bengali/ g / Islam AZG (Maungdaw) (p ) / , (pa) 41/12, Emergency g y Administration Act, under section-5(J) Bengali/ g / Islam No. 2/36, / , Mayyu St., Yenwesu Ward, Sittway No. 217, 8th Floor, Moe Kaung Street, Yankin Township, Yangon AZG (Maungdaw) No.5/12 ( / (Offence m section 505 (b) (Stimulation to appear incidents) Bengali/ Islam UNHCR (Maungdaw) Under section-33(a/b) Electronic Act, under section 420/468 (failing up fraudulently in citizenship scrutiny card)
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Name Ba Myint(a) Tamaukdulharsa n
Age 47
Race/ Religion Bengali/ Islam
Address No. 115, 157th Street,A/C ward , Tamwe Township, Yangon
Organizati on UNHCR (Maungdaw)
Offence Section (Pa)55/12,153-a (Encouragement to grudge spite between one and another) Under Section 505(C) (Creation of incidents by distributing documents ), Under section 148 (riot with crowd )
Date of arrest 15-6-2012
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Casualty in incident during Law enforcement action Pre and Post of the violence
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Township Sittwe Yathaedaung Kyauktaw Minbyar Maungdaw Buthidaung Thandwe Kyaukphyu Total
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Access for the Humanitarian Assistance

The governmental team led by Union Minister for Ministry of Border Affairs accompanied by representatives of UN Agencies and INGOs had made the field trips to Rakhine state for y p g p three times achieving Access for the humanitarian assistance to the Internally Displaced Persons from both communities. First trip: Second trip: Third trip:
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MainPurposeofVisit Main Purpose of Visit

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Access for humanitarian assistance t 1st Trip to Rakhine State Led by Lt. Gen. Thein Htay i khi S db G h i Accompanying Mr. Vijay Nambiar and Team and members of All Myanmar Islam organization (13-6-2012~17-6-2012)
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The List of the Delegations of UN Agencies and INGOs in the first trip
No 1 2 3 4 5 6 UN OCHA UNDP UNHCR UNHCR UNDSS Agency Name Mr. Vijay Nambiar Barbara Manzi Position Special Envoy to the UNSG Head of Office
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Country Representative Sr. Regional Field Safety Adviser Chief Security Advisor
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Discussing with representatives of UN Organizations at the Airport
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Discussing with Islamic Religious leaders at the airport
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UN Special Representatives of UNSG Visiting at IDP Camp in Maungdaw
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Union Minister explaining to the representatives of UN Organizations
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UN Special Representatives of UNSG encouraging the IDPs at Maungdaw
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Presentation by Mr.Vijay Nambiar, Special Envoy to the UN Secretary-General
Union Minister and Party encouraging at relief camps in the Central School Compound, p p , Maungdaw
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Observatory visit to Thaunpaingnyar village
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Meeting between All Myanmar Islam Association of Yangon and Maungdaw town elders and Islamic Religious leaders
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Union Minister greeting and conversation with villagers at N ith ill t Noegular B l Bengali Vill li Village
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Meeting between All Myanmar Islam Association of Yangon and Maungdaw town elders and Islamic Religious leaders d a d a g ou ad
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Discussion with Islam religious leaders of Udaung Village Arabic school and town elders
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Discussion with Islam religious leaders of Udaung Village Arabic school and town elders
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Briefing to Students of Udaung Arabic University for regional peace and tranquility
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Briefing to Local nationals and Bengali people of Kyeinchaung Village
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Bengali elder on expressing of heartfelt words for peaceful co existence between community at Khamaungseik Village
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Briefing to the Bengali people of Kamaungseik Village for peaceful lively hood in a harmonic society
Union Minister on discussion with villagers for regional stability and development
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Briefing to Bengali people of Kamaungseik Village for peaceful lively hood in a harmonic society i t
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Briefing on Rakhine and Bengali Villagers for Peaceful living in Khamaungseik Village
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Interviewing with Dainet National Race in Ye Nauk Ngatha Village
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Interviewing with Bengalis in Ta Man Tha Village
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Interviewing with a Myro National Race in Aungthapyae Village
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Interviewing with Rakhine native and Bengali villager living in the same village in Aungthapyae village
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Interviewing with Thet National Race in Thet Kai Hnyar Village
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Interviewing with Villagers in Yan Aung Myin Village
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Scenario of the Border fencing between Myanmar-Bangladesh
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Discussion with Bengali Villagers at Laungdon Village
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Access for humanitarian assistance 2nd Trip to Rakhine State Led by Lt. Gen. Thein Htay Accompanying Mrs. Barbara Manzi and Teams of UN organizations and INGOs (13-6-2012~17-6-2012)
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118
The List of the Delegations of UN Agencies and INGOs in the second assessment trip
No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 OCHA WFP UNICEF USAID UNDP UNDSS UNHCR Agency Name Ms. Barbara Manzi Mr. Carlos Veloso Mr. D M Dara J h t Johnston Mr. Alan Dwyer Jr Position Head of Office Country Director Representative Programme Offi P Officer Principal Regional Adviser OFDA Chief Security Advisor and
Malteser International Action Contre la Faim
Medecins Sans Frontieres Danish Refugee Council CARE CDN ECHO Solidertes International (SI)
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Jitendra Jaiswal Ms. Preeta Law Mr. Vadim Anushko Ms. Birke Herzbruch Mr. Alexandre Le Cuziat Ms. Vickie Hawkins Mr. Brian Agland Mr. Simon Langbroek Mr. Christophe Reltien Ms. Lucy Cooper Head of Mission Mr. Sital Kumar Palbabu Technical Expert Head of Office
Livelihood Team Leader
Deputy Representative Country Representative
Deputy Head of Mission Country Director Country Director
Field Coordinator
119
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Coordinating M ti h ld b t C di ti Meeting hold between Union U i Ministers and Responsible personnel of UN Agencies and INGOs at Rakhaing State g Government Meeting Hall
Discussions between Union Ministers and Responsible personnel of UN Agencies and INGOs at the Visiting Hall of Sittwe Airport
120
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Responsible persons attending the Coordinating Meeting
Addressing by U Aung Kyi, Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement at the Coordinating M ti C di ti Meeting
121
Discussion by Ms. Barbara Manzi, Head of Agency, UNOCHA
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Discussion by Mr. Dara Johnston, Programme Officer, UNICEF
122
Discussion by Mr. Alan Dwyer Jr, Advisor, USAID
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Discussion by Mr. Carlos Veloso, Country Director , WFP
123
Discussion by Ms. Vickie Hawkins, Deputy Head of Mission, MSF Mission
Discussion by Ms. Christophe Reltien, Head of Office, ECHO
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124
Discussion by Mr. Brian Agland, Country Director, CARE
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Friendly greets Officials attending the Coordinating Meeting
125
Union Minister and party cordially discussing with the IDPs in Alethankyaw Village
Head of Mission of UNOCHA explaining provision of relief and resettlement programme to the IDP Camp in Alethankyaw Village
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126
Union Minister explaining to the Representatives of UN and INGOs about the situation happened in Mawrawaddy Village
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Union Minister explaining to the Representatives of UN and INGOs about the situation happened in Mawrawaddy Village
127
Union Ministers inspecting the relief activities in Mawleik Ward, Sittwe
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Union Minister and Chief Minister of Rakhine State inspecting the relief activities in Mawleik Ward, Sittwe
128
Inspection of Cleaning Damaged Area in Sat Yon Su Ward, Sittwe
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129
Union Minister encouraging Bengali families in Aungminglar Ward, Sittwe
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Union Minister encouraging Bengali families in Aungminglar Ward, Sittwe
130
Union Minister encouraging Bengali families in Thet Kal Pyin Ward, Sittwe
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Temporary shelter constructed in Thetkepyin Village, Sittwe
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Temporary clinic opened in Thechaung Village, Sittwe
132
Union Ministers inspected construction site for temporary shelter in Thetkepyin Village, Sittwe
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Union Mi i t U i Ministers inspected temporary shelter i t dt h lt constructed in Thetkepyin Village, Sittwe
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Construction materials for temporary shelter in Thetkepyin Village, Sittwe
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Water point at the Camp in Thetkepyin Village, Sittwe
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Access for humanitarian assistance 3rd Trip to Rakhine State Led by Lt. Gen. Thein Htay Accompanying Mrs. Barbara Manzi and Teams of UN organizations and INGOs (16-7-2012~18-7-2012)
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135
The List of the Delegations of UN Agencies and INGOs in the third trip
No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 UNOCHA WFP UNHCR UNHCR UNICEF USAID Care Malteser Agency Name Ms. Barbara Manzi Mr. Carlos Alberto Veloso Mr. Maeve Murphy Mr. Nadir Minbashiyev Head of Office Country Director and Representative Senior Field Officer Field Officer Position
Save the Children DRC DRC MSF MSF MSF MSF
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Mr. James Gray Mr. Brian Heidel g Regional Advisor Mr. Brian Agland Dr. Melgabal Capistrano Mr. Mr Zach Zanek Ms. Sabine Linzbichler Ms. Dalgliesh Joyce Project Manager Ms. Ms Vickie Hawkins Ha kins Mr. Inga Lehmann Ms. Marika Daganaud Ms. Gliselda Goad Nurse Nurse
Child Protection Specialist
Country director and Representative Country Programme Coordinator
Humanitarian Managerf Country Representative
Deputy Dep t Head of Mission Project Coordinator
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Union Minister delivered opening speech at the Coordination Meeting for the Resettlement in Rakhine State
Coordination Meeting for the Resettlement in Rakhine St t R khi State was h ld i R khi State held in Rakhine St t Government Office
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Head of Mission of UNOCHA discussed at the Coordination Meeting for the Resettlement in Rakhine State
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Country Director of WFP discussed at the Coordination Meeting for the Resettlement in Rakhine State
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Ground Investigation with UN team
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Ground Investigation with UN team
140
inspection of cleanliness and tidiness activities in strand Street, Sittwe
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inspection of cleanliness and tidiness activities in strand Street, Sittwe
141
Temporary tents in Hmansi Village, Sittwe
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Hsatyokya bridge construction site in Sittwe
142
Presenting relief and resettlement activities in Maungdaw Township
Presenting relief and resettlement activities in g Maungdaw Township
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143
Union Minister explaining to the IDPs in Maungdaw Township
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IDPs presenting their needs
144
Houses reconstructed in Mawrawaddy village
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Union Mi i t i U i Minister inspected construction t d t ti materials
145
Houses reconstructed in Shweyinaye village
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Houses reconstructed in Shweyinaye y y village
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Construction materials for construction of houses in Maungdaw
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Bird eye's view of reconstructed houses in Shwe Yin Aye Village
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Union Minister encouraging local people in Ale Than Kyaw Village
Union Minister meeting the Islamic U Shwe York Du Lar and his 82 family members consisted of 4 wifes 28 sons and daughters i d f if dd h and 49 grand sons and daughters in Ale Than Kyaw Village
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Union Minister meeting the Islamic U Shwe York Du Lar and his 82 family members consisted of 4 wifes 28 sons and daughters i d f if dd h and 49 grand sons and daughters in Ale Than Kyaw Village
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Union Minister meeting the Islamic U Shwe York Du Lar and his 82 family members consisted of 4 wifes 28 sons and daughters and 49 grand sons and daughters in Ale Than Kyaw Village
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Union Minister meeting the Bengali U Shwe York Du Lar and his 82 family members consisted of 4 wifes 28 sons and daughters and 49 grand sons and daughters in Ale Than Kyaw Village
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151
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Relief Campaign
152
Relief Campaign
Relief Camps ensuring life and social security Provisioning of Foods and nutrition Provisioning of Non Food Items Provisioning of water Health care
Provisioning of Hygiene and sanitation Medical Supplies
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Provisioning of WASH Facilities
THE SPHERE PROJECT INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ON HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE

Water QUANTITY SYSTEM/DELIVERY QUALITY
Hygiene - Sanitation SOAP LAUNDRY LATRINES REFUSE PINS REFUSE PITS
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15 liters person per day Taps provide flow rate of at least 7.5 liters per minute At least one water point per 250 people No more than 10 faucal coli forms per 100 ml at point of delivery For piped systems-residual free chlorine at tap is 0.5 Dissolved solids no more than 1,00 mg per liter
250g soap per person per month 1 washing basin per 100 people Maximum 20 people per toilet 100 container per 10 families No shelter farther than 15 m from container/100 m from communal refuse pit
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45 m2 per person (inclusive of all uses except agriculture or garden) DIMENSION/DISTANCES Maximum distances between shelters and toilets is 50 meters FIRE BREAKS 2m between shelters, 6m between clusters of shelters, 15m between blocks of clusters DISTANCES BETWEEN Latrines farther than 30m from ground water sources and 1.5m WELLS/SPRINGS AND above water table LATRINES Maximum distance from any shelter to water point is 500 meters ELEVATION/DRAINAGE 2-4% gradient (ideal) and not more than 7% with out extensive site engineering Food/nutrition SHELTER AREA 3.5-4.5 m2 covered area per person PLASTIC SHEETING 4m x 6m sheet per household of 5 people .(to meet UNHCR FOR TEMPORARY material spec.) SHELTER
Camp site planning GROSS AREA
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155
Health CALORIES MAKEUP EXCESS MORTALITY
, p y (initial planning figure to be modified based on thorough p g g g 2,100 kcals per day ( demographic analysis of population 10-12% total energy from protein 17% total energy from fat 1 per 10,000 per day CMR
CMR
U5MR MEASLES VACCINATION COVERAGE MEDICAL STAFF
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1 1 1 1 1 1
2 per 10,000 per day under 5 CMR 95% of all children 6 months 12 years Measles M l vaccine needs = 140% of target group (15% waste, 25% stockpile) i d ft t t t k il ) home visitor for each 500-1,000 population TBA for each 2,000 , supervisor for each 10 home visitors senior supervisor peripheral health facility per 10,000 population central health facility for each 10,000 population t l h lth f ilit f h 10 000 l ti
156
Domestic needs (NFIS) WATER CONTAINERS EATING UTENSILS
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gp 2 vessels 10-20 L for collecting plus 1~20 L vessel for water storage, narrow necks and covers - 1 cooking pot with lid - 1 basin - 1 kit h k if kitchen knife - 2 wooden spoons - 1 plate per person, - 1 spoon per person, p p p , - 1 mug per person
157
ReliefCampaign
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158
ReliefCampaign
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159
ReliefCampaign
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160
ReliefCampaign
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161
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Donation for Relief Activities in Rakhine State

Date : 30-7-2012
Sr Donors Donation Received (Ks in Million) 2,238.01 95.87 Remarks
1 2 3 4 5
Well-wishers (including 283.4 million ks. From Muslims) Various Ministries
Ministry of Border Affairs (in cash) Ministry of Border Affairs (in kind) Myanmar Motion Picture Organization ( in cash) Myanmar Motion Picture Organization ( in rice)
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49.95 12.36 12 36 160.00 2.25 Total 2,558.44 2 558 44 163
Provision of Humanitarian Assistance in Rakhine State

Date : 30-7-2012
Sr 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Description Rice Oil Pulses Instant Noodle N dl Blended Food Bales of g Clothing Clothing Blanket/ mosquito nets Tarpaulins Water Proof Kitchen Kit Steel Bowl A/U Bag Viss Viss Pkt Pkt Bale No. No Sheet Sheet Set No. Sittwe Ethnic 6,171 4,775 Bengali 29,949 17,736 2,457 Maung daw 2,533 1,352 Rathe daung 845 1,402 Buthi daung Pauktaw 707 Ponnagyun 300 7,028 ,0 8 4 Yanbye 1,080 ,080 2 200 40 1 Total 40,505 25,265 15,832 3 , 6 341,464 34,413 1,101 26,965 27,060 598 4,346 13,377 7,282
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5,010 3,277 5,088 130,402 30, 0 13,710 159,286 59, 86 14,084 14,340 ,3 0 5,494 2,520 ,5 0 920 7136 36 19,672 9,6 203 347 618 124 4 4 11,482 8,083 5,899 800 111 390 8,880 140 1,395 2,716 4,714 13,739 358 2921 6,559 1,810 4,157 100 30 4,101 424 40 74 74 130 260
9 10 11 12
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InternationalHumanitarianAssistanceinRakhineState ProvidedandPlanned,JuneJuly2012
Sector Food Agency Name WFP Completed/OngoingActivities Completed/Ongoing Activities Distributedbetween12Juneand30 July(ongoing) 1618mtofrice 113mtofpulses 53mtofoil 19mtofsalt 4mtofBlendedFood Planned Activities 1200mtfood requiredper month Township Allaffectedtownships, incollaborationwith CooperatingPartners, includingCDNand SavetheChildren
Food
UNICEF
Shelter
UNHCR
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2000mtofsuppliesinstockinRakhine state(differentlocations) 300cartoonsofreadytousefood 222shelters 600shelters 400tentsbeing dispatched 500tentsbeing ordered 128Shelters
ProvidedtoDepartment ofHealthforonward distribution Maungdaw Sittwe Maungdaw Sittwe Maungdaw

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Shelter
CARE
Sector NFI
Agency Name UNHCR
Completed/Ongoing Activities 5,946 NFI Family kits in collaboration with RRD
Planned Activities 1,054 NFI family kits to be distributed 6,500 fuel efficient stoves (Sittwe) 474 units (Maungdaw)
Township Sittwe, Maungdaw, Butheedaung Sittwe, Maungdaw
NFI
UNDP
NFI
UNICEF
1,346 1 346 family kits, 2 380 tarpaulins kits 2,380 tarpaulins, 4400 ropes
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Sittwe
166
Sector NFI
Agency Name Malteser
Completed/Ongoing Activities 376 NFI kits (Sittwe) ( )
Planned Activities 2000 NFI family kits y in stock, (including 1550 NFI family kits planned for distribution in Sittwe and 450 kits Sitt d kit for Maungdaw)
Township Sittwe, Maungdaw g (Distribution in Maungdaw pending as refused by community)
NFI NFI NFI
ACF Save the Children CARE
NFI NFI
MSF-H MRCS
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112 NFI family kits through RRD 540 NFI family kits 2000 NFI family kits coorperation with RRD Hygiene kits 806 mosquito nets, 748 blankets, 574 towels, 32 tarpaulins,90 jerry cans , 32 kitchen sets, 45 mats and 434 buckets 8320 NFI family kits distributed 2412 tarpaulins distributed
Sittwe Sittwe, Rathedaung Sittwe, Maungdaw
Sittwe Sittwe
NFI
Total
167
Sector WASH WASH
Agency Name N Malteser MRCS
Completed/Ongoing Activities
Planned Activities A ti iti 140 latrines
Township Sittwe Sittwe
2 emergency water treatment units installed in 2 camps, 30000 oral camps rehydration salt packets, 1000 bars soap
WASH
UNICEF
25740 water guard bottles, 3034 sets of pan and pipes, 4500 buckets, 242 latrines, 11110 bars of soaps 90 integrated Emergency Health kits, 20 cartons and 5000 packets of ORS, 200 eye drops, 34 drums of bleaching powder Provided psycho-social support to children during NFI distribution in 9 camps
Health
UNICEF
Health
Malteser
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Essential drugs to DoH Sittwe for distribution in Maungdaw Psycho-social support in IDP camps
Sittwe
Sittwe, Maungdaw
Sittwe, Maungdaw
168
Sector Health Health
Agency Name MRCS WHO
Completed/Ongoing Activities 168 volunteers assisting with basic health care and family links service 1322 patients received medical treatment in camps, including disease surveillance activities
Planned Activities
Township Sittwe
Health
UNFPA
2000 UNFPA dignity kits dispatched Supported MMA with supplies and equipment for 3 months for 5 five mobile clinics 6 Emergency Reproductive Health kits for 400 pregnant women and contraceptives for 1500 women
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10 Interagency Emergency Health Kits and 12 diarrheal kits
Sittwe, Ponagyun, Buthidaung, Maungdaw and Rathedaung Sittwe, Rathedaung
169
Sector
Health
Agency Name
MSF
Completed/Ongoing Activities
Donation of medical supplies (IV fluid, fl id basic d gs incl ding drugs, including antibiotic, equipment) worth US$ 1800 in Maungdaw Since last week, support to PMO in Maungdaw and DoH in Sittwe for medical consultation of IDPs Antioretroviral and TB therapy to patients. 166 patients in Maungdaw and 200 in Sittwe g resupplied with life-saving drugs, and 57 in Maungdaw with prophylaxis
Planned Activities
Donation of medical supplies, s pplies ART s ppo t support, primary health care, malaria programme
Township
Maungdaw, Buthidaung, B thida ng Rathedaung, Sittwe
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Livelihood assistance 21600 kgs (2000 baskets) paddy seed to over 1300 affected HHs in collaboration the State Government
Liveli Livelihood Livelihood
UNDP CDN 500 baskets have been distributed
Sittwe, Maungdaw, Rathedaung
170
Sector Livelihood
Agency Name CARE
Completed/Ongoing Activities 550 baskets have been distributed
Planned Activities 17680 kgs (850 baskets) of paddy seed, 1000 bags of fertilizer
Township Sittwe, Maungdaw, Rathedaung, Rathedaung Maungdaw
Protection
MRCS
13 children reunited through MRCSs Restoring Family Links services
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171
Relief Camp at Thetkaebyin village
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172
Relief Camp at Thetkaebyin village
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173
Union Minister encouraging Bengali families in Thetkaebyin village Sittwe
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174
Greeting with IDPs at School Relief Camp, Buthitaung
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175
Interviewing and Addressing Words of encouragement to IDPs at Myoma Shwe Kyan Monastery, Buthitaung
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176
Interviewing and Addressing Words of encouragement to IDPs at the Relief Camp in Lawkamayazein Pagoda, Ponakyun
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177
Meeting with IDPs at School Relief Camp in Yathaetaung
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Meeting with IDPs at Relief Camp in Maungdaw
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Encouraging Family Members at Alaethankyaw Relief Camp
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Temporary Camp in Maungdaw ethnic villages

Sr. Name of Village No. of Family Tent (10'x12'x7') y ( ) Under Construction 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Shweyinaye Sh i Bawdikone Kanthaya
Kinchaung
Thayekonebaung Kainggyi
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34 23 28 111 38 112 425 Total
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79
Mawrawaddy
UNHCR's Tents Design
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182
Progress of Relief Camp in Sittwe

No. of shelter (45'x34'x8') for 10 HH Planned 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Thetkepyin Bawdupa Hmansi Saythama Thechaung Ohntawgyi gy Pweyakone 50 Completed 50 Under construction 20 No. of Tent (10 x12 x7 ) (10'x12'x7') for One HH Completed 50
Sr.
Name of Village
Available Total HHs
Between Pweyakone & Palinpyin P li i Tapaing Total
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100 30 40 150 11 200 50 120 711 90 20
550 1813 543 1680 210 2000 500 1200 100 8596
813 243 180 100
100 1486
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Progress of the Temporary Shelters in Sittwe
Sr.
Name of Ward Planned 20 8
No. of shelter (45'x34'x8') for 10 HH Completed 14 8 Under Construction 6 4 5 15
1 2 3 4 5
Ywagyi (North) Mingan Ballonekwin Magyimyaing Danyawaddi D ddi Total
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7 20 15 70 22
184
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Tents in Hmansi Village, Sittwe Township
Tents in Bawdupa Village, Sittwe Township T hi
185
Tents in Relief Camps, Sittwe
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186
Tents in Relief Camps, Sittway Township
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187
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188
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189
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Shelterss in Bawdupa Village, Sittwe Township
Shelterss in Thetkepyin Village, Sittwe Township
190
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Latrines in Bawdupa Village, Sittwe Village Township
Shelters in Thetkepyin Village, Sittwe Village Township
191
Sample of temporary shelter Donated by PR of China
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192
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193
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194
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195
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196
Current Condition of Around Sittwe
Saythamagyi
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Kaungtaga Bawduba Thekepyinzay
Bawduba
197
Resettlement Campaign
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198
ActionPlanonResettlementoftheAffectedPopulationsinRakhineState
(3072012)
AffectedHH Sr. No. o Township No.of No.of HH HH Totally Escaped Totally Escaped Burnt fromfear Down 460 Implementations Implementing O ga at o Organization Re marks a s
Maung daw
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168 ShelterKits Shelter 460Tents 460PermanentShelters FoodandNutrition
ACF UNHCR/INGOs MoBA, UN/INGOs WFP,UNICEF, CDN Region/State Governments State Government, UN,INGOs , 460 Acres
NurseryPlants(Rainy& WinterSeason) i S ) SmallGrants Matting/Carpanters/ Mason
Liveli hood
199
AffectedHH Sr. No. o Township No.of No.of HH HH Totally Escaped Totally Escaped Burnt fromfear Down Implementations Implementing O ga at o Organization Re marks a s
Maung daw
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TemporarySchool SchoolFacilities complemented Education Stationariesastextbooks, exercisebooks,pencils, i b k il fountainsetc. SchoolUniforms Water,SanitationandHygiene PsychosocialSupport Security
MSWRR DBE(1)
MOE,UN, INGOs MOH,UNICEF, MOH UNICEF MSF,MI MSWRR,MOH, INGOs MOD,State Government
200
AffectedHH Sr. No. o Township No.of No.of HH HH Totally Escaped Totally Escaped Burnt fromfear Down 3580 Implementations Implementing O ga at o Organization Re marks a s
Sittwe
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4296 ShelterKits Shelter (3580)TemporaryShelters (ZincRoofing),10Separated Roomsattachedkitchen PermanentShelters FoodandNutrition
ACF UNHCR
MoBA, UN/INGOs WFP,UNICEF, CDN
201
Sittwe
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NurseryPlants(Rainy& WinterSeason) SmallGrants Matting/Carpanters/ g p Mason TemporarySchool
Liveli hood SchoolFacilities complemented Education Stationariesastextbooks, exercisebooks,pencils, fountainsetc. fountains etc SchoolUniforms
Region/State Governments State Government, UN,INGOs UN INGOs MSWRR DBE(1) ( )
MOE,UN, INGOs INGO
202
Sittwe
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Water,SanitationandHygiene PsychosocialSupport Security
MOH,UNICEF, MSF,MI MSWRR,MOH, INGOs MOD,State MOD State Government
203
List of Housing to be constructed in Maungdaw Township

Sr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Name of Village Thayekonbaung Kingchaung Mawrawaddy Kayemyaing Kainggyi Bawdigone Kanthaya Waithali Shweyinaye Implementing Organisation UNHCR 109 25 36 CARE 103 25 MOBA 10 Total 103 35 109 49 72 41 31 9 77 10 16 552
204
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31 21 222 128
24 36 10 9
10
77 10 16
Kanpyintharzi Maungdaw (Urban) Total
202
LONG COLUMNED HOUSE (24'x18'x9'-6'') PAE - 378 Sqft Cost Estimated 350 000 Kyats (Exclusion of Alluzinc Roofing) 350,000
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RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION
PAE - 378 Sqft
205
Constructed Long Columned House in Mawrawaddy village, Maungdaw Township
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206
SHORT COLUMNED HOUSE (24'x18'x9'-6'') PAE 378Sqft CostEstimated294,000Kyats(ExclusionofAlluzincRoofing) C t E ti t d 294 000 K t (E l i f All i R fi )
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207
Constructed Short Columned House in Waithali village, Maungdaw Township
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208
Constructed of Short Columned House in Waithali Village, Maungdaw
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Overviewing the House Construction in Shweyinaye Village, Maungdaw
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Construction of Short Columned Houses in Shweyinaye Village, Maungdaw
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Construction of Short Columned Houses in Shweyinaye Village, Maungdaw
210
Progress of Housing Construction of ethnic villages at Maungdaw

Date : 30-7-2012
Sr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Village Name Wei Thar Li Khaye Myaing Shwe Yin Aye Original quantity 51 Burnt quantity 9 Ongoing Completed 7 Remaining 2 49 42 96 106 72 35 41 31 10 16 514
Tha Ye Gon Baung Mawrawaddy Kaing Gyi G i King Chaung Bawdi Kone Kan Tharyar iddle) Kanpyin Tharsi Maungdaw Total
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212 76 49 77 33 5 2 108 103 2 112 36 109 72 1 2 26 32 35 41 (m 21 33 30 737 31 10 30 566 39 13
211
Progress of Housing Renovation of ethnic villages at Maungdaw

Date : 30-7-2012
Sr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Village Name Wei Thar Li Khaye Myaing Shwe Yin Aye Original Houses 51 Planned Ongoing Completed Remaining Remarks
Tha Ye Gon Baung Mawrawaddy Kaing Gyi King Chaung Bawdi Kone Kan Tharyar (m iddle) Kanpyin Tharsi Maungdaw Total
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212 76 104 94 108 112 36 26 32 21 33 707 104 94
10 -
10
212
Current Condition of Around Sittwe
Saythamagyi
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Kaungtaga Bawduba Thekepyinzay
Bawduba
213
Aftermath Scenario of the burnt Residents Area in Sittwe
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214
Process of Rehabilitation
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215
Processofrehabilitation Process of rehabilitation

Themostthingsneedtobeworkingout Bothphysicalandmentalrehabilitation B th h i l d t l h bilit ti Manycriticalissuesareencountered Financialconsumptions p Timeconsumptions Longtermed,comprehensiveplansarerequired EnvironmentalandCircumstantialfactorsaretobe inclusive y y Toeyethenewsocialsystem Internationalhumanitarianassistancesarevastlyrequired
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The Rule of Law
217
Theruleoflaw
TheultimateobjectivesofthepeopleoftheRepublicoftheUnion ofMyanmarareasfollows:
Peace,StabilityandtheRuleofLaw bl d h l f SocioeconomicDevelopment
Sittwe and Maungdaw are the most critical area SittweandMaungdawarethemostcriticalarea Distinguish,notDivided thecommunitiesmomentarilyinSittwe SittweandMaungdawdohavethedifferentnaturesand particularities NewcityplanandregionaldevelopmentplanarerequiredinSittwe township I f t t Infrastructuredevelopment,Economicdevelopmentandsocial d l t E i d l t d i l developmentareessentiallyrequiredinSittwe,Maungdaw townshipandothertownshipsintheRakhinestate Developments forwarded the Rule of law and the Rule of Law DevelopmentsforwardedtheRuleoflawandtheRuleofLaw achievedtosocioeconomicdevelopmentofthepeople
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218
Sittwe Town Plan
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219
Proposed 1000 HH Typical layout Plan
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220
Upgrading Existing Roads and Bridges
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Upgrade to Tar Road Length ,Width g No. of Effective villages No. of Effective HHs No. of Effective Population
Current condition of Sitttwe -Palinpyin Rural Road
- 8 /6 mile,34 ft - 14 village g - 2905 - 21198

221
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Towardtheharmonic and d humanisticsociety y
222
PotentialThreatsandChallenges for for thenativeethnicsandImmigrants

ExtremeandextraordinarypopulationgrowthofImmigrants Extreme and extraordinary population growth of Immigrants Religiousconflict, Culturalconflict, , Socialconflict,and Landuseconflict,therealltendstothepotentialofracialconflict ConfinedandlimitedConnectivity C fi d d li i d C i i ConstrictiveAtmosphere Constrictivemarketcondition Constrictive market condition Scarcityofjobopportunity Lowlevelofeducationtendstoilliteracy Undevelopedinfrastructure
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PossibleSolution
PromotingStabilityandlawenforcement TalentedPublicAdministration Emerginganddevelopingthecivilsocieties Emerging and developing the civil societies Conductingandnurturingtheconflictprevention Communitydevelopmentforbothsocieties y p PromotingtheConnectivity OrientationofthenativeCultureandTraditions ConductingandExchangingbetweenthecommunities C d i dE h i b h ii Promotingthesocialactivities Promotingthemarketconditionsandcreatingthemarketopportunity Promoting the market conditions and creating the market opportunity Promotingtheagricultureandcreatingthenewjobopportunity PromotingHealthandEducation DevelopingtheInfrastructure
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224
PossibleNewBusinessArea
ShipBuildings ElectricityGeneration Electricity Generation FisheryandProcessing CMPandotherlaborintensiveIndustries CMP and other labor intensive Industries EcoTourismandResort ForestPlantation
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225
WhoandHowtofilltheirneeds
WHO
HOW
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Sympathy y p y Cooperation Coordination
Thegovernment The government Thedomesticsocieties TheInternationalSocieties,bilateralormultilateral TheInternationalgovernments h l
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Incidentsleadingtojeopardizepeace andstabilityinRakhineState and stability in Rakhine State

Two Incidents that affected peace and stability in Rakhine state

rape,robbery,andmurderof aRakhineBuddhistfemaleby a Rakhine Buddhist female by threeBengaliyouths

InvestigationCommittee Investigation Committee

EventsofMobandviolencehappened atMaungdaw at Maungdaw

The beginning of unrest and violence in Maungdaw Township

Bengali people leaving Kanyintan Cemetery Mosque

Thazin Guest House and by Rakhine ethic's houses under burning

Damages and losses at , Ward-4 , Bohmu Village

Scenario of Destructions at Maungdaw Violence

Scenario of Destructions Waitharli Village Violence

Scenario of Destructions Shweyinaye Village Violence

Scenario of Destructions Shweyinaye Village Violence

Scenario of Destructions Khayemyaing Village Violence

Scenario of Destructions Kanthayar Village Violence

Scenario of Destructions Bawdigone Village Violence

Scenario of Destructions Kingchaung Village Violence

Scenario of Destructions Thayekonbaung Village Violence

Scenario of Destructions Kainggyi Village Violence

List of Destruction in Mawrawaddy Village

Scenario of Destructions Mawrawaddy Village of Maungdaw Township Violence

Scenario of Destructions Mawrawaddy Village of Maungdaw Township Violence

Self inflaming of Bengali houses

Maungdaw, Buthidaung in Rakhine State placed under curfew

All Myanmar Islam Association issues statement of its stance

Chairman Myanmar Muslim Youths (Religion) Organization Ma-Ma-La Headquarters

Republic of the Union of Myanmar All Myanmar Islam Association

State of Emergency declared in Rakhine State

The President televised a Request to Public

A Request to the Public

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Destructions in Sittwe violence

Scenario of Law Enforcement

Scenario of Law Enforcement

Scenario of Law Enforcement

Scenario of Law Enforcement

Scenario of Law Enforcement

Scenario of Law Enforcement

Scenario of Law Enforcement

Casualty Sr. Township Rakhine 11 Bengali 23 Total 34 Rakhine 35 -

Injury Bengali 22 Total 57 3 16 29 6 112

Latest Situation of Rakhine native IDPs in the Relief Camps

Rakhine IDPs Sr. Township

Latest Situation of Bengali IDPs in the Relief Camps

Bengali IDPs Sr. Township

Total Sr. Township

Township Sittway Maungdaw Buthidaung Rathedaung Ponnagyun Pauktaw Total

Processofrestorationpeaceandstability Process of restoration peace and stability

Custody under the rule of law

Total 135 181 18 4 481 35 3 1 858

Mg. Khin Swe (a) Tar Yat

Ma Cho Lay Mar (a) Cho Mar

Race/ Religion Bengali/ Islam l

Organization WFP (Maungdaw) ( d )