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Image of Inn Din taken on 16 February 2018 showing new security structures
constructed on land where Rohingya structures had previously stood, and the intact
NaTaLa village to the west (with pagoda shown)
1236. The Mission received reports that between January and February 2018 the Myanmar
authorities confiscated hundreds of acres of Rohingya farmland in Ah Lel Chaung village
tract, Buthidaung Township. According to the reports, this area had remained intact during
the “clearance operations” and was still inhabited and used by Rohingya until the time of the
land confiscation.2800 Further reports indicate that the Rohingya were forced to leave the
village as a consequence of subsequent terrain clearance and new constructions on their
land.2801 Satellite imagery analysis from March 2018 shows new construction near Let Thar
village in Ah Lel Chaung. The image below shows new roads, large structures and a
perimeter fence under construction, indicating the likely establishment of a new security
force base.
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V-199.
V-067, V-200.
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