Woman Seriously Injured by Landmine in Bilin Township

Woman Seriously Injured by Landmine in Bilin Township
Photo credit - social media
Photo credit - social media

A woman was seriously injured after stepping on a landmine near Melanpharkadu village in Bilin Township, Mon State, local residents reported.

The incident occurred on November 6, when Daw Thein Win, 40, from Melankyaung village, accidentally stepped on a landmine while going to collect firewood near the village. The explosion caused severe injuries to her back, arm, and hip.

She was initially taken to Bilin Township Public Hospital and later transferred to Thaton District Public Hospital for further treatment. 

“Her condition remains critical,” a local resident said.

Landmine explosions continue to pose a serious threat to civilians in Bilin Township. Although many explosions occur in remote areas, several residents have been injured or killed in recent months.

In a similar incident on October 26, an 18-year-old girl was severely injured after stepping on a landmine near Shweindon Monastery in Daukyat village, Bilin Township.

March 18, 2026
Drivers violating the odd-even vehicle restriction system introduced to conserve petrol in Mon...
March 17, 2026
Cargo trucks and passenger buses on the Myeik–Dawei road remain stranded for more than a month...
March 16, 2026
In modern society, cosmetic clinics are no longer exclusive to elites. While countries such as...
March 14, 2026
During the drafting of the Mon State Revolutionary Charter, military cooperation among Mon...