Myanmar: Temporary Displacement in northern Shan State (1 Oct to 10 Dec 2018)
In addition to the 9,247 people displaced in camps in northern Shan, almost 6,000 people have been forced to temporarily flee their homes due to violent conflict in the past three months. Temporary displacement can last from a few days to several weeks. While most of the 6,000 have since returned home, many had been displaced multiple times, increasing psychological trauma, especially for elderly people and disrupting livelihoods and education. Landmines, constraints on access, gender-based violence and human rights abuses by parties to the conflict remain serious concerns. Laukkaing Kutkai Hopang Kutkai Kunlong Mabein INDIA Kunlong CHINA BAN- Manton Hseni GLA- Hseni DESH Manton 60 Man Kan Nay Pyi Taw LAOS Mong Tat Kawng Sang Mong Yin Mongmit Hopang Mongmit Kawng Nam Taik Namtu Huong THAILAND Namhsan 970 Lashio Ei Naing Namhsan Namtu 1,670 Pang Kut Lashio
Pang Hsawt # of people temporarily displaced by township by month Naing Chone Long Man Nar Tangyan Township Oct Nov Dec
Ho Nar SHAN (NORTH) Hseni 60 Hsipaw 350 1,260 1,320 Kyaukme Hsipaw Tun Keng Kyaukme 200 Kyaukme Lashio 1,450 220 200 Tangyan Pangsang 2,930 Namtu 620 230 120 Hkaing Sho Mongyai
Htar Long Nar Ma Hkaw Total 5 , 8 3 0
Nawnghkio Nar Lawt Mongyai Hsipaw Village of origin Population movement Nawnghkio Places where people XX have been displaced due to fighting
10 km IDP camp Matman
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 10 Dec 2018 Sources: GAD, IRC, SCI, OCHA, CSO Feedback: [email protected] www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int