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Displaced residents remain unable to return after homes burned in Thandaunggyi

People displaced from Thandaunggyi have not returned after their homes were burned. The report indicates continuing displacement linked to conflict or violence.

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Prolonged displacement and destroyed housing deepen the humanitarian consequences for affected communities.

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  1. No return yet for Thandaunggyi IDPs after homes burned ↗karennews.org · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 11:16 PM UTC

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