Myanmar: Tanintharyi Region Monthly Situation Update (31 January 2023)
05 February 2023
This regular update, covering non-violent movements, conflict trends, human rights violations, and humanitarian developments up to 31 January is produced by Southern Monitor, a local research group. The next monthly situation update will be issued in February 2023.
HIGHLIGHTS & KEY MESSAGES
- In January 2023, a total of 33 armed clashes erupted across all districts in Tanintharyi Region, showing an increase in armed conflict.
- A total of 33 casualties (25 deaths and 8 injured) due to attacks targeting civilians were reported in January 2023.
- More than 33 civilians’ houses were burned down by junta forces following armed clashes in Palaw and Dawei Townships.
- More than 7,000 people are displaced in Tanintharyi Region.
- Humanitarian assistance has been largely impeded due to access constraints, and a widespread ban on transport of dry rations and medicines. Displaced populations are in dire need of dry rations, adequate shelter and warm clothing.
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