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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Mizzima A Myanmar military airstrike targeted a prisoner-of-war (POW) detention centre in Mese Township, Karenni State, on the morning of 5 March, killing five people, all of whom were family members of captured junta personnel. [1]

9 year old Thai girl killed in Satun landslide amid southern floods A nine year old girl lost her life after a landslide struck her home in Satun province on Saturday, November 22, following several days of continuous heavy rain. [2]

SITTWE, Rakhine State—A 9-year-old boy was killed by gunfire allegedly from Myanmar military troops temporarily stationed at a monastery in Kyauktaw Township’s Pike The quarter in Rakhine State on Friday morning. [3]

The father, grandfather and two uncles of a Bang Saray girl have been arrested for allegedly raping the child for the past five years. [4]

Myanmar has seen many “saddest days” since the coup. Last Friday was the latest one. At around 1 p.m., military helicopters, MI-35s, swooped down from the sky and opened fire on their target with their machine guns. [5]

Three civilians including a nine-year-old and a breastfeeding mother were killed in an unprovoked junta air raid in Chin State’s Mindat Township on Saturday, according to Mindat Township People’s Authority. [6]

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