Market bombing in Rohingya area kills 50

The Myanmar army bombed a market in Rakhine State, which is controlled by Arakan Army rebels, resulting in the deaths of 50 civilians and injuring 58 others. The death toll may rise due to a fire caused by the strike. The bombing primarily targeted a shopping center and a bridge in Kyauk Taw, a vital area because of its river trade with India. The state has been facing ongoing conflict since the 2021 coup, which has led to the displacement of half a million people and the death of over 100,000 since then. The army controls most of the territory and is accused of committing atrocities and war crimes against civilians.

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