Fighting rages near the Muse 105-mile border trade zone, causing casualties
Fighting is continued inside the 105-mile Myanmar-China border trade zone located at Mongyu Village, Muse Township, Muse District, northern Shan State, damaging some houses and causing civilian casualties, and more than a thousand people have fled the war, sources said.
In addition, the high school, buildings in the 105-mile trade zone, the 105-mile fire station and some houses were damaged and at least 14 civilians were injured.
Since the night of November 26, the fighting between the Tatmadaw and the Northern Alliance forces has been going on in the 105-mile zone.
As a result of this fight, a seven-year-old boy who was hit by a bomb that exploded in the Namthu dairy farm in Muse on November 27 died in the early morning of November 28 at the Muse Public Hospital.
Similarly, on November 28, a lorry driver was shot near the Aung Mingalar guesthouse and died of a bullet wound to the left chest.
Similarly, a bomb blast injured Daw Mya Mya, Ma Swe Swe Aung, Maung Khant Thu Aung, Ko Thet Wai Aung, Ma Khaing Thin Po, Ko Aung Kyaw, U Thein Win, U Sein Ya, Ko Nanda Aung, Daw Nyunt Paing, Ma Nilar Phyo, Aung Aye Min Han and Maung Nay Thway Aung, who lives in 105 Mile Area (4), on November 28, according to the Red Cross and humanitarian aid associations in Muse and 105-mile.
"This morning (on November 28) we heard the sound of aeroplanes and the sound of bombs. If we can no longer hear the sounds of the planes, drones will immediately appear in the sky over the 105-mile trade zone and they dropped bombs on the camps. The sounds of bombs falling, the sounds of weapons being fired, and the sounds of gunfire were heard continuously. The Area 4 is damaged a lot. Children and adults were hit by bullets and shrapnel. Now there are only a few people in the 105-mile trade zone. All are fled to Muse this morning. In addition to the cars from the Red Cross and charity associations from the 105-mile trade zone, cars, and vehicles from all charity associations from Muse came to help rescue hundreds of refugees. Some went to take shelter at Nam Uam Monastery and some of them went to the houses of the Muse under their arrangements. There are tens of thousands of them. In the villages around the 105-mile trade zone, there are no people left except for a few people guarding the houses," said a war refugee.
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