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A two century old mosque has burnt down by Buddhist extremists in Maungdaw

Burma Times – A villager from Maung daw reported that the Rakhine extremists who earlier gave fire at municipal market burn down a two century old mosque called Hakim Ali mosque or Gabi Mosque at around 9:30 pm Myanmar standard time.

The Rakhine extremists are burning Rohingya religious and non-religious building one after one. The mosque is located in Myo Thu Gyi ( Hainda fara) village near  3 mile Maung daw. The Rakhine extremists are burning the Muslims’ buildings with master plan.

The extremists touch the mosque while returning to their home because they were not satisfied of failing to burn down the whole market where 99 percent of shops belong to Rohingya.

Amazingly there is no any report of arrest to those extremists who touch fire to the market and mosque.

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