Air Delivered event in Thee Chaung area, Myanmar on Wed 4th November 2026

More than 4,000 civilians from nine villages displaced after the terrorist military bombs southern Pauk Township

Magway, November 4

More than 4,000 civilians from nine villages have been displaced due to bombing attacks and artillery shelling carried out by the terrorist military against several locations in the southern part of Pauk Township, Magway Region, where no fighting had occurred, according to a statement with photographs released today (November 4) by the Social Affairs, Labour and Humanitarian Department - Pauk Township.

Four gyrocopters and one MI-35 attack helicopter from the Nyaung-U Air Force Base under the terrorist military carried out bombing attacks today (November 4), while heavy weapons were fired indiscriminately from KaPaSa 24.

According to Pauk Humanitarian Affairs, as a result of this terrorist attack, civilian houses, a school, and monasteries in Thee Chaung village (southern section) were damaged.

In addition, according to the statement by Pauk Humanitarian Affairs, nearly 4,000 civilians from about nine villages have taken refuge in the mountains.

According to a UNOCHA Myanmar statement issued on July 13 of this year, more than 3.8 million people in Myanmar have been displaced from their homes due to the armed conflict situation following the military coup carried out by the terrorist military in February 2021.