This Incident Report describes events occurring in Noh T’Kaw (Kyainseikgyi) Township, Dooplaya District, in January 2026. Starting from January 20th 2026, the Burma Army deployed more soldiers near Kyainseikgyi Town for the Burma military regime’s election. On January 23rd 2026, soldiers from Burma Army Infantry Battalion (IB) #32 conducted a drone strike on Aa--- village, T’Hka Kloh village tract, injuring two villagers who were at their rubber plantation. One of the villagers, Saw A---, was seriously injured and was sent to a hospital in Three Pagoda Pass (a town bordering Thailand’s Kanchanaburi province) the same day. As of the reporting...

This Situation Update describes events occurring in Daw Hpah Hkoh (Thandaunggyi) Township, Taw Oo (Toungoo) District, during the period between June and August 2025. On June 15th 2025, the Burma Army fired shells indiscriminately, and one of the shells landed inside Aa--- village, P’Shaw Loh village tract, killing a four-year-old villager and injuring two other villagers. The shelling also damaged a house and a plantation. Later that day, the Burma Army soldiers burned down a house located in Ab--- village, P’Shaw Loh village tract. On June 17th 2025, Burma Army soldiers from Infantry Battalion (IB) #29 and #39 entered Ad---...

This Situation Update describes events occurring in Ler K’Saw Township, Mergui-Tavoy District, during the period between January and April 2025, including land disputes, healthcare and education difficulties, and livelihood challenges. In Sa Tein village tract, several schools administered by the State Administration Council (SAC) closed after teachers left the area, as they feared armed resistance groups would kill people accused of collaborating with the SAC in the area. In response, villagers reopened the schools as community self-funded schools. However, parents faced difficulties in paying teachers’ salaries. Also in Sa Tein village tract, healthcare services remained inaccessible, with only one clinic...