မင်းသော် BBM has investigated that the military junta restricted travel to some villages in Ingapu Township, Hinthada District, Ayeyarwady Region.
The military junta restricted travel to villages such as Kyee Pin Village and Htone Paw in Kwin Kauk area of Ingapu Township on July 25, and also restricted the purchase of food, medicine and other goods, according to locals.
“The villages in Ingapu Township have been restricted by road. The military junta is conducting offensive operations to regain control of the Pathein-Monywa road. That is why the military junta has restricted travel,”
a local resident of Ingapu Township told BBM. Ingapu Township, Pein Nel Kwin, Taung Zin, In villages such as Padat Kone and Gwat Gyi, the military junta has only allowed one household to go to the city for five days a month to go shopping.
The Arakan Army (AA) and its allied PDF forces have been attacking military junta’s camps and military junta lines in Ayeyarwady Division’s Nga Thaing Chaung, Lay Myethna , and Ingapu townships, as well as the Pathein-Monywa road, in an attempt to control them.
The attacks had led to the military junta’s restricting travel to villages in Ingapu township.
“The army has closed the roads, so the villagers who have fled to the villages in Ingapu township are also facing difficulties. There are also villagers from Rakhine who are trapped there,”
said a refugee fleeing from Lay Myethna Township in Yangon. On August 1, the Arakan Army (AA) and PDF forces in Ingapu township, which are under the control of the Arakan Army (AA), the military junta also bombed villages such as Kyauksyit Kone and Kyet Paung Kone from the air at least 10 times.
