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Myanmar Information Management Unit Malteser MCH-PHC-WASH Activities in Maungdaw Township Rakhine State 92°10'E 92°20'E 92°30'E Chin Mandalay PALETWA BANGLADESH Ü Rakhine Magway Baw Tu Lar In Tu Lar Bago Tat Chaung Myo Naw Yar Hpar Zay Dar A®vung Tha Pyay San Su Ri Ayeyarwady Kar Lar Day Hpet N N ' ' 0 0 2 !< Myo (Ye Aung Chaung) 2 ° ° 1 Kyaung Toe Mar Zay 1 2 !< !< 2 Bwin (Baung)!< Aung Zan !< Gu Mi Yar Shee Dar !< Ye Aung San Ya Bway V# !< Kyaung Na Hpay (Myo) Kaung Na Phay Ah Nauk Tan Chaung Gaw Yan Ywa Tone Chaung !< !< #0 Ah Shey Htan Chaung (Htan Kar Li) Taing Bin Gar !< !< Ye Bauk Kyar Taung Pyo Sin Thay Pyin #0 !< #0 C! 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Maung Ni Yae Chan Pyin Taung Khe War Bar Ri Zar Kilometers Tha Yet Pyin (Rakhine) Nyaung Chaung Kyauk Seik Hnget Thay Htan Shauk Khan Ywar Gyi (Middle) Kin Chaung Myaw Taung Kyar Nyo Pyin (Ku Lar) Pyin Shey Ah Nauk Ah Shey Tha Yet Pyin (Ku Lar) Thein Taung Tha Bauk Chaung Kyar Nyo Pyin (Rakhine) Pan Taw Pyin Ywar Thit Kan Thar Yar Ahr Kar Pyan Ka Mway Pyar (Yi) Yae Baw Di Kone Let Pan Kaing 0 3 6 12 Myauk Tha Peik Taung (Rakhine) Hpon Nyo Leik (Rakhine + Ku Lar) Tat U Chaung Chaung Pauk Taung Chay Taung Hpway Yar Paik Thay Ywar Hpon Nyo Leik Taung Khaung Ta Kar Mar Di Lar Na Ru Lar Zaw Baw Tha Pyay Taw Kyein Chaung 92°10'E 92°20'E Yae Hpu Pyin Tat U Chaung (West) 92°30'E Kan Du Ka Nyin Tan Doe Tan Map ID: MIMU887v01 Legend Creation Date: 1 August 2012,A1 Shore and Stream Land Cover Deciduous Forest Disclaimer: The names shown and the boundaries Type of Projects C! PHC+MCH,RsHC (! Towns Projection/Datum: Geographic/WGS84 !< PHC Agriculture used on this map do not imply official C! 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    UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar established by HRC resolution 34/22 Northern Rakhine State – damage assessment map and sample satellite imagery 1. The map shows areas with visible destruction, through burning, of houses, other structures and vegetation in the three northern Townships (Maungdaw, Buthidaung and Rathedaung) of Rakhine State. The map was developed through the analysis of high-resolution satellite imagery collected on multiple dates between 25 August 2017 and 18 March 2018. Destruction is represented by coloured dots, with colours corresponding to the date range when visible destruction was detected. Due to cloud cover and satellite overpass range, damage is detected within a date range. The date range refers to damage detection, as opposed to when it actually occurred. 2. Two satellite images from Thit Tone Nar Gwa Son village tract, northern Maungdaw Township. Image 1, taken on 25 May 2017, shows intact houses and other village structures and farmland. Image 2, taken on 13 February 2018, shows burned Rohingya houses and other structures, terrain clearance and new construction. Information published by the Myanmar Government’s Union Enterprise for Humanitarian Assistance, Resettlement and Development in Rakhine, dated 6 December 2017, lists the names of four ethnic Mro villages where 86 houses will be built “near Thittonena Gwa Sone village”, in “Thittonena Gwa Sone” village tract. See: http://rakhine.unionenterprise.org/latest-news-en/235-nearly-800-houses-under-construction-for- displaced-villagers-in-maungtaw 3. Two satellite images from Myin Hlut village tract, southern Maungdaw Township. Image 3, taken on 9 January 2018, shows burned Rohingya houses, other village structures and vegetation (within the red lines), and also remaining intact houses, structures and vegetation (outside of the red lines).
  • Village Tracts of Northern Rakhine State (Buthidaung, Maungdaw, Rathedaung Townships) N N ' ' 0 0

    Village Tracts of Northern Rakhine State (Buthidaung, Maungdaw, Rathedaung Townships) N N ' ' 0 0

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