Aid Workers Relocate to Yangon as Clashes Approach Rakhine Capital Sittwe
Staff members from non-governmental and international aid organizations operating in Sittwe are relocating to Yangon as intense fighting between Myanmar military forces and the Arakan Army (AA) moves closer to the Rakhin
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