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Sittwe Hospital Struggling with War- driven Exodus of Medical Staff Only 40 Doctors and Nurses Remain

As the war gets closer to the capital, a significant number of medical staff have fled from Sittwe General Hospital, causing major shortages of personnel. A female staff member, who requested anonymity, revealed that Sittwe General Hospital once boasted over 300 doctors and nurses, but the current count has plummeted to a mere 40, posing significant hardships in providing

Deadly Artillery Shell Explosion Kills Five in Sittwe Township

An artillery shell fired by the Junta forces exploded in a residential ward of Sittwe Township on the night of March 9th, killing 5 and injuring at least 10 others. "I have just come back from the hospital. Five were killed instantly, and more than ten others sustained injuries, including about five children. A carer shared that her brother's family, both parents, tragically

Junta s Navy Strike Hits Sittwe Market

An artillery shell launched by Junta forces struck Sittwe's Myoma (main) Market, the capital of Rakhine state, resulting in the deaths of seven individuals and injuries to approximately 30 others. An artillery shell launched by the Junta's navy near Sittwe Point hit U Maung Maung Than warehouse according to a female vendor, around 8:30 am on February 29th. This market is

Health Cluster Sitrep No 1, Tropical Cyclone MOCHA (19 May 2023) - Myanmar

Situation Report in English on Myanmar about Coordination, Health, Flood and Tropical Cyclone; published on 19 May 2023 by Health Cluster and WHO

Locals complain of staffing, supply inadequacies in Arakan State healthcare system

People in Arakan State have called on authorities to improve the delivery of healthcare services in the state by providing much-needed doctors and medicines, as countries around the globe marked World Health Day last week. Local residents in Rathedaung, Buthidaung, Ramree, Mrauk-U and other Arakan State townships have poor access to healthcare services as medical facilities,

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