A/HRC/39/CRP.2 Close-up images of the security facility in Kyauk Hlay Kar village tract, Maungdaw, taken on 9 January 2018 (left) and 20 February 2018 (right), showing a possible new defensive wall constructed inside the compound 1238. In addition, at least six new large buildings have been built at the military bases in Let Wea Det Pyin Shey village tract, Buthidaung Township, and further expansion is visible in a security facility one kilometre west of Buthidaung town. Signs of expansion have also been detected in a small military camp in Yin Ma Zay, Buthidaung Township. Construction of other infrastructure 1239. The Mission analysed images showing the construction of new roads across previously destroyed areas. Satellite imagery analysis and aerial photos of Kyauk Pan Du village tract, Maungdaw Township, from February and March 2018, indicate that, following the terrain clearance, a new road has been built across the burned villages of Ho Kay Day Kone Nar and Zay Di, and across land where Rohingya houses and compounds previously stood.2802 2802 The first signs of terrain clearance were visible as early as November 2017 in Kyauk Pan Du; See this chapter, section D.1.a: Most serious incidents, for details of the “clearance operation” in Kyauk Pan Du. 305