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Bloody attack in the village of Du Char Yar Tan

However, in recent days, there has been a new wave of attacks
against the Rohingya people. On January 14th, the Myanmar Armed
Forces, Police Forces (Hlun Hteins) and Rakhine terrorists carried out

a savage and bloody attack on the Rohingya village of Du Char Yar
Tan (Kilai-Daung). Eyewitnesses maintain that some 60 people were
killed in the attacks, many innocent villagers were detained, women
and girls were raped and that 200 women, six men and five children
have gone missing.

Human rights organizations reported that hundreds of people
fled the region in terror in an attack on the village of Du Char Yar Tan,
inherited by Rohingya Muslims. At present, 340 homes and a settle-
ment area inhabited by 4,000 people have been totally evacuated.
Authorities have declared the village to be a 'forbidden zone' and

external observers, journalists and Rohingya people are banned from
entering the village.

Allegedly, the events began with the killing of eight Rohingya by
Aung Zan Ohyu, the chief of Du Char Yar Tan village. The chief
wished to conceal the crime since it had been witnessed by villagers.
Together with a group of police and Rakhines, he sought to detain the
villagers and opened fire on them. They also raped one of the girls in
the village. Tensions in the village rose because of these events, and
one of the police officers on the scene was killed by villagers.

Officials from the Maungdaw region, attached to Rakhine
Province, ordered the security forces to open fire on the villagers.
Eyewitnesses say that the officials subsequently tried to hide the bod-

ies of the dead villagers. A report from January 22nd says that the
Naypyidaw regime issued an "arrest warrant" for all male Rohingya
over the age of 10. Concerns that this foreshadows a new wave of
genocide against innocent people are growing.