Journalists seen asking news in Maungtaw.
The district administrator replies to media questions.
Photo shows bereaved Hindu families and relatives.
Nay Pyi Taw September 28
Local-based foreign media in Myanmar and local media gathered news at the place near at Yebaukkya Village in Maungtaw Township in northern Rakhine State where corpses of the Hindus brutally murdered by ARSA extremist Bengali terrorists through violent means were unearthed.
The media persons after witnessing the unearthed remains of the brutally murdered Hindus asked more information about the terrible incident. Police Col Okka Ko of Border Police Control Command and U Ni Mawl (the Hindu leader of the aid organization) explained the telephone message about the capture and butchering of Hindus by Bengali terrorists sent by Hindu women who survived after they were forcefully taken to Bangladesh, burying of women and children, and men in separate places after being killed with their necks slashed and continued finding of dead bodies. Then, news media conducted interviews with the bereaved families and relatives.
Next, the reporters arrived in Pandawpyin Village, Maungtaw, where they met the Bengalis from the village and asked about regional situations and occurrence of incidents. They then asked about incidents that happened in Maungtaw region, security operation and problem solving. The Maungtaw District administrator and the director of the Directorate of Public Relations and Psychological Warfare under the Office of Commander-in-Chief (Army) made the clarifications.
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