AT Correspondent, Maungdaw
19/04/2017
19/04/2017
At least 6 dead bodies have been found on 17 April 2017
who were brutally killed during crackdown on 11 and 12 of October 2016 and
buried by Myanmar security forces without Namaj e Janaza in Sangiribil hamlet
of KyaukPhinSeik (Naribill) village track of Maungdaw north.
On 12/10/2016, the villagers found first mass grave,
identified 2 corpses namely Oli Ahmed 75yrs s/o Abu Bokkor and Sayed Hosain
28yrs s/o Ismail. On 17/04/2017 again found 6 dead bodies in a mass grave but
Identified four corpses, the others are unidentifiable. Those identified
corpses are: Zakir Ahamed (78) son of Nadir Hussain, Imam Hussain (40) son of
Lal Miah, Nasir (16) son of Jamal Hussain and Rabi Ullah (18) son of Mohamed
Ali of Naribil.
The Border Guard Police outposts were under attack on 9
October 2016 where at least 9 police officers were killed and 51 guns including
10, 000 rounds of ammunition were looted, according to the State Media.
On the day of attack, the Myanmar security forces entered
KyaukPyinSeik (Naribill) Rohingya village non-stop crack down carried out until
11/10/2016 and killed many civilians; those were buried at the village in
graves and warned the villagers not dig out the corpses.
The Rohingya villagers could not dig out the dead bodies
earlier fearing the arrest of army as the situation was so rough.
However, the villagers dug two graves dropping their fear
from their minds in the village, Naribil on 17 April 2017 and found 2 bodies in
grave and 4 bodies in the other grave.
Later the bodies were buried in the village cemetery
after the Namaz e Janaza was performed.
A Rohingya says there are countless numbers of people
killed by army and buried at different places during the crackdown after the 9
October, some of which are not found out and some are found but can’t dig them
out for fear of security forces.
He added, these are the authentic evidences of atrocities
conducted by Myanmar security forces in Maungdaw north after 9 October 2016
which the Nobel Prize Winner Su Kyi repeatedly denies despite the existence of
real evidences.