Sagaing residents get help to replace burned houses, but still live in limbo

More than three quarters of all the houses burned down since the military coup in 2021 have been destroyed in Sagaing Region. A local charity is helping to build huts for those who lost their homes. But many are living in limbo, with conflict still raging around them.

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