Three primary school students were killed and another 25 were injured after a third-grade student stepped on a bomb while tidying up a school compound at lunchtime on the second day of the new school year.
Four months after the Arakan Army seized Pauktaw in Rakhine State, its residents remain camped on the outskirts, fearing more junta heavy artillery attacks on the town.
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Three primary school students were killed and another 25 were injured after a third-grade student stepped on a bomb while tidying up a school compound at lunchtime on the second day of the new school year.
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Four months after the Arakan Army seized Pauktaw in Rakhine State, its residents remain camped on the outskirts, fearing more junta heavy artillery attacks on the town.
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