Figure 6: A zoom-in view from the state-provided map of the demolished buildings, showing which ones were not geolocated during demolitions. This was the last provided map to viewers on 22 July 2026 (source: GNLM). The key discrepancy is not the demolition activity itself, but rather that the public representation of what buildings were demolished does not always align with the available imagery or geolocated evidence. This includes: ●​ Buildings shown as demolished in one place, but geolocated elsewhere ●​ Roofs removed before demolition ●​ Roof colour, or material, appearing different in state imagery than in satellite imagery ●​ Reported buildings did not consistently match geolocated imagery ●​ A number of buildings appeared to show possible additions to their upper floors prior to demolition ●​ Several published images appear to have been AI-edited The table below sets out the clearest discrepancies between the state’s map and Myanmar Witness’s analysis. www.info-res.org​ ​ ​ www.myanmarwitness.org ​ ​ ​ ​​ ​​ ​ ​ ​ ​ 12