A catastrophic explosion in an insurgent-controlled region of Myanmar resulted in the deaths of at least 46 people and left dozens of others with injuries, BBC reports.
According to rescue personnel speaking to the BBC, the blast struck Kaung Tat, a village situated in Shan State’s Namkham Township near the border with China. One aid worker confirmed the tragic loss of six children including a toddler aged just one.
The sheer force of the detonation reportedly wrecked around 200 properties in Kaung Tat and a further 100 houses in the neighbouring village of Pan Lone.
The Ta’ang National Liberation...