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Attack on Myanmar-Bangladesh border construction work
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IANS | 11 Mar, 2019
Security forces stationed to supervise Myanmar-Bangladesh border fencing
work in Buthidaung township in Myanmar's Rakhine state came under
attack from the Arakan Army (AA), an ethnic armed group, officials said
on Sunday.
The 200-strong AA members launched the attack from the
Bangladesh side separately on Saturday afternoon between the border
posts BP-67 and BP-68, Xinhua news agency reported, quoting the Office
of Commander-in Chief of the Defence Services of Myanmar.
Myanmar
security forces have warned of a military operation against the AA for
safeguarding the territory as well as the lives and properties of the
people.
The Myanmar-Bangladesh border fence construction work
is underway since 2010, under four phases to prevent illegal entry from
the country's western gate. Fencing work on 206.64 km, up to Fence
Number 67, has been completed, the military headquarters said.
Meanwhile,
the AA also attacked a village police outpost in Ponnagyun township,
Myanmar's Rakhine state, on Saturday night, killing nine policemen,
mostly officers, and injuring two others. One policeman is missing.
The
attack on the Yo Ta Yoke village police outpost came from three
directions. The AA took away some weapons of the security forces, an
official of the Rakhine state police headquarters said.
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