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DMG Story || Forests of Survival in Arakan Carry the Scent of Gunpowder
26 Mar 2026
In Rakhine State, the lush mountains that once provided a livelihood for generations have turned into deadly traps. Since conflict intensified in 2019, hidden landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) have become "invisible killers" lurking in the forests.
This video explores the dire situation in Ponnagyun and Kyauktaw townships, where villagers from places like Kan Thit and Kha Paw must risk their lives daily just to gather bamboo shoots or firewood. With over 400 casualties reported between 2019 and 2024, the fear of landmines is crippling the local economy and traditional ways of life.
In this video:
Personal stories of villagers living in fear.
Data on landmine casualties from OCHA and Landmine Monitor.
Essential safety tips and signs of hidden mines.
The community's urgent plea for landmine clearance and peace.
Support the voices of those who must risk everything for a basic meal.
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