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Landmines Cause Injuries on Bangladesh-Myanmar Border

13 January 2026
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Landmines Cause Injuries on Bangladesh-Myanmar Border
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In Bangladesh’s Bandarban district, villagers are suffering severe injuries, including amputations, from landmines linked to the conflict in Myanmar. Ali Hossain, who lost his leg while gathering firewood, exemplifies the danger as unmarked borders become deadly. The International Campaign to Ban Landmines reported over 2,000 casualties in Myanmar for 2024, with Bangladesh attributing mine placements to Myanmar’s military and armed groups. Despite warnings and mine-clearing efforts, local communities remain at risk, facing the consequences of a war beyond their control.

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