Life lessons from airstrikes in resistance-controlled Myanmar

In Tanintharyi, civilians learn to wait and cope with bombing campaigns

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Young men play in the Tanintharyi River in Tagu, Tanintharyi Region, Myanmar, in March. Despite the ever-present threat of violence from an increasingly desperate military regime, daily life continues in many resistance strongholds. (All photos by Valeria Mongelli)

LORCAN LOVETT

The unshuttered windows of the community hall in Tanintharyi township offer teasing glimpses of the palm-flanked Tanintharyi River, winding down from mottled green hills that look thirsty in southern Myanmar's parched months. This peaceful view of Tanintharyi region is deeply misleading.

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