1. Union Prime Minister said that we must try to bring them what they deserve as soon as possible for the world-known crimes committed by the terrorist military and junta leaders
Union Prime Minister said that we must try to bring them what they deserve as soon as possible for the world-known crimes committed by the terrorist military and junta leaders.
In December, Union Prime Minister Mahn Winn Khaing Than said that, “We must work hard to bring what is deserved as soon as possible for the world-known terrorism, human rights violations, genocide, and crimes committed against humanity by the terrorist military and junta leaders.”
After the military coup, the terrorist junta group arrested more than ten thousand civilians and killed more than two thousand people.
2. The Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) of the National Unity Government (NUG) met with the People’s Administrative Bodies of Bago Division
It is reported that the Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) of the National Unity Government (NUG) met with the People’s Administrative Bodies of Bago Division.
The meeting between the Interim Local Administration Central Committee of the National Unity Government and the People’s Administrative Bodies of Bago Division (8/2022) was held.
At the meeting, H.E. Dr. Ngai Tam Maung, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management (MOHADM) and secretary member of the Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC), gave an opening speech.
Then, an official from the Ministry of Justice explained the structure, duties, missions and procedures of the Ministry and the People’s Administrative Bodies of Bago Division have mutually discussed the legal matters they wanted to know and the difficulties they are facing on the ground.
Following that, H.E. Nai Tun Pe (a) Nai Suwanna, Union Minister of Labor and member of the Interim Local Administration Central Committee, delivered a closing speech.
The meeting was attended by members, permanent secretaries and associate secretaries of ILACC, officials of ministries, and officials from the People’s Administrative Bodies of Bago Division.
3. Union Minister Dr. Win Myat Aye said that the decision approved by the United Nations Security Council has become a political advantage
Union Minister Dr. Win Myat Aye said that the decision approved by the United Nations Security Council has become a political advantage.
Union Minister Dr. Win Myat Aye commented on the UN resolution in December that, “It has become a political advantage, let’s all related persons work hard to implement it.”
On December 22, the United Nations Security Council Resolution No. 2669 regarding the situation in Myanmar was approved without objection.
4. CRPH Support Group, Norway contributed funds to purchase toys for 300 children aged 3 to 7 years from IDP camps on the Indian border
It is reported that the CRPH Support Group, Norway, has provided funds to purchase toys for 300 children from IDP camps on the border of India.
On December 24, CRPH Support Group, Norway informed that, “In addition to the funds that could cover 300 children donated by the CRPH Support Group, Norway, we have raised enough for another 200 children from additional donations. Funds for a total of 500 children have been received, and more than 300 are still left. Donations will be accepted until December 31.”
These donations will be used to buy some necessities and some fun things for children aged 3 to 7 years in 18 IDP camps on the Indian border.
5. The Ministry of Education has announced that applications for the Basic Education Completion Assessment (BECA) must be registered by January 5
The Ministry of Education has announced that applications for the Basic Education Completion Assessment (BECA) must be registered by January 5.
On December 24, the Minister of Education officially informed about the applications to take the Basic Education Completion Assessment (BECA).
It stated that, “Registration for the Basic Education Completion Assessment (BECA) will be available from October 29, 2022, to January 5, 2023. The examination and evaluation program will be held twice to make it convenient to answer. You can take the exam at any time of the designated month you like, but since the registration period will only be valid once, we encourage you to register before January 5, 2023.”
The link to apply for the BECA exam is described on the NUG Ministry of Education’s social network page.
6. The “Two Hundred Blankets to Provide Warmth” campaign for families fleeing the war started
It is reported that the campaign, “Two Hundred Blankets to Provide Warmth” for families fleeing the war has been started.
On December 24, the Myanmar Aerospace Engineering University Students’ Union (MAEUSU) informed that, “Along with Christmas and December, it is sure that this year’s winter will definitely be colder for displaced families who are fleeing war. They need warmth for displaced families who are huddled in temporary tents with waterproof canvas. Therefore, we will hold the “Two Hundred Blankets to Provide Warmth” campaign to distribute warm blankets as much as possible.”
The campaign will be carried out for 4 days from December 24 to December 27, and we encourage you to contact the MAEUSU Facebook Page’s Chat Box to donate and contribute as much as you can to be able to reach the campaign goal of at least 200 blankets.
7. Tamu PDF Battalion 1 found illegal logging while conducting road security and confiscated it
Tamu PDF Battalion 1 found illegal logging while conducting road security and confiscated it.
On December 24, at around 6:00 a.m., Battalion 1 of the People’s Defense Army (Tamu City) seized the log truck.
“On the morning of December 24, at about 6:00 a.m., members of Battalion 1 of the People’s Defense Army (Tamu City) were ambushing on the Tamu-Aung Zeya highway and while conducting area security operations, they stopped and inspected a log truck driving from the Aung Zeya village to the Tamu. They found that the truck was carrying Inca lumber,” it said.
Upon further investigation, it was learned that the lumber was illegal, so the People’s Defense Army (Tamu City) Battalion 1 seized the lumber and released the truck.
8. When the defense forces attacked the Tahan traffic light gate in Kalay City, the junta troops ran away abandoning their weapons.
It is reported that the defense forces attacked the Tahan traffic light gate in Kalay Town, Sagaing Division, and the junta troops ran away after abandoning their weapons.
The CDF-KKG informed that the raid was carried out at the Tahan traffic light gate at around 10:00 a.m. on December 24 while terrorist junta soldiers were drinking.
On December 24, around 10:00 a.m., while approaching the Tahan traffic light gate to attack, the drunken terrorist military council soldiers fled in fear after seeing the people’s defense forces. An MA-2 machine gun, a box of ammunition and 60 rounds of 5.56 ammo were seized,” it said.
After that capture, about 30 soldiers of the terrorist military council re-attacked from inside the building where they were stationed, and there was an exchange of fire. All the members of the People’s Defense Forces were able to retreat unharmed.
9. Mine team members and PDF (Kalay) joint forces attacked the junta soldiers who were going to GTC from Yaeleu village in Kalay with mines, killing 10 soldiers
In the Bago Yoma, there were at least 11 clashes between the junta troops and the defense forces.
On December 24, Taungoo District PDF informed about military news that, “There have been clashes between the 3501 battalion of Taungoo District PDF and the terrorist military council forces since December 15 in the Bago Yoma, of Taungoo District, Bago Division. At least 11 clashes have occurred, and at least 20 other rank soldiers, including Major Nanda Aung and an officer of the terrorist military council troops, have been killed and many injured.”
Three comrades from the Taungoo District PDF’s 3501st battalion had to give their lives valiantly, and one was injured (but not critically).
In the process, one MA-2 machine gun, two MA-1 assault rifles, two MA-3 assault rifles, one 60-mm bomb, one APG bomb and various ammunition were seized from the terrorist junta.
It is said that until now, the terrorist military council troops are still conducting operations, so the fighting is intense, and at least 1,000 local people are said to be fleeing to safety.
10. 3 junta vehicles traveling from Mandalay to Kyaukse hit the land mine killing 6 junta soldiers and seriously injuring 2
3 junta vehicles travelling from Mandalay to Kyaukse hit the land mine killing 6 junta soldiers and seriously injuring 2.
The GARUDA PEOPLE’S DEFENCE FORCE confirmed that the junta convoy hit the land mine on December 24 at 2:45 p.m.
It stated that, “3 junta vehicles traveling from Mandalay to Kyaukse were attacked with a land mine at the third vehicle by the GARUDA PEOPLE’S DEFENCE FORCE at 2:45 p.m. and the bunkers were destroyed and fell down.”
It is also stated that 6 junta soldiers were killed and 2 were seriously injured by the mine.
- Union Prime Minister said that we must try to bring them what they deserve as soon as possible for the world-known crimes committed by the terrorist military and junta leaders
- The Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) of the National Unity Government (NUG) met with the People’s Administrative Bodies of Bago Division
- Union Minister Dr. Win Myat Aye said that the decision approved by the United Nations Security Council has become a political advantage
- CRPH Support Group, Norway contributed funds to purchase toys for 300 children aged 3 to 7 years from IDP camps on the Indian border
- The Ministry of Education has announced that applications for the Basic Education Completion Assessment (BECA) must be registered by January 5
- The “Two Hundred Blankets to Provide Warmth” campaign for families fleeing the war started
- Tamu PDF Battalion 1 found illegal logging while conducting road security and confiscated it
- When the defense forces attacked the Tahan traffic light gate in Kalay City, the junta troops ran away abandoning their weapons.
- At least 20 other rank soldiers, including Major Nanda Aung and an officer of the terrorist junta troops, were killed in the encounter between the junta troops and the defense forces in the Bago Yoma.
- 3 junta vehicles traveling from Mandalay to Kyaukse hit the land mine killing 6 junta soldiers and seriously injuring 2
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