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Junta blockade leaves about 400 civilians stranded on Maday Island

10 Jun 2026

Around 400 civilians, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), patients and students, have been stranded on Maday Island in Kyaukphyu Township due to a military blockade imposed by junta forces, according to local sources.

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