Intense offensive to regain lost outposts on Ayeyarwaddy-Rakhine border, hospitals overwhelmed with numerous casualties including officers

In the battles along the border of Ayeyarwaddy Region and Rakhine State, the military is fiercely pushing to regain the lost guard posts of Point 227. It has been learned that numerous casualties, including officers, have occurred during these battles. A major who was injured in the fighting died while receiving medical treatment at Medical Unit 4 (MSR-4) of the Southwest Command Headquarters (Nat Kha Ri). The body of the major was transported to the Shwe Myint Tin cemetery on the morning of July 23, according to the Special Task Force of Pu Trie. "In recent days, aircraft have been flying continuously towards Loebet. They are likely descending towards Yo Kyi. We have heard that injured officers are being transported out," a source told the Ayeyarwaddy Times. Currently, due to a large number of deaths and injuries on the military's side in the battles on the Rakhine front and border areas, casualties are being sent not only to Medical Unit 4 (MSR-4) of the Pu Trie battlefield medical regiment but also to Pu Trie Hospital. It is known that the injured are being distributed and sent to Henzada Hospital. It has been learned that the bodies of those who died on the Rakhine front, as well as officers and soldiers who suffered injuries such as amputation of limbs, are being continuously transported back using air routes. The military continues its offensive operations to regain the lost guard posts of Point 227, despite the high number of casualties.