1. Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe said that the only thing left to do is to reach Nay Pyi Taw in the revolutionary journey
Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe said at the 14th Citizen of Burma Award ceremony 2023 held on May 21, 2023 that the only thing left for the revolutionary journey is to reach Nay Pyi Taw.
“Besides, they are living in their base camps. Outside, our schools are open with the bells ringing. Now all that is left is to reach Nay Pyi Taw. At this time, all we need is the struggle and participation of every individual and group,” said the minister.
Now, the People’s Defence Force Army (PDF) has formed a total of 300 PDF battalions and columns across the country, and the People’s Defence Organizations (PaKaFa) have been organized and established in more than 250 townships.
With the collective performance of the People’s Defence Forces (PDF) and allied ethnic resistance organizations, they were able to wipe out at least 30,000 enemy forces in two years, and injured more than 1,000 of them.
2. NUG provides funds for shelters for local households that lost their houses due to Cyclone “Mocha” (MOCHA)
On May 22, the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management announced that NUG is providing funds for shelters to local households who lost their houses due to Cyclone Mocha (MOCHA).
It was known that there is an urgent need for food and shelter in (9) townships in Rakhine State, which suffered massive damage due to Cyclone “Mocha” (MOCHA). In addition to the 100 million kyats of emergency aid provided by the National Unity Government to Rakhine State, which was the most affected by the storm, the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management is also continuing to provide humanitarian assistance to the storm-affected people in Rakhine State in connection with the Arakan Heritage Foundation (AHF) and civil society organizations on the ground.
In addition, it has been reported that the emergency food and shelter needs of the affected people in Chin State, Sagaing Division and Magway Division who are affected by Cyclone “Mocha” (MOCHA) are being provided through the respective consultative councils and respective township officials.
3. “When working during the revolution, the most important and most valuable currency is motivation,” said Deputy Minister of Education Ja Htoi Pan
On May 22, Deputy Minister of Education Ja Htoi Pan said that the most important and valuable currency when working during the revolution is motivation.
“When working during a revolution, the most important and most valuable currency is motivation. All those who make sacrifices without expecting anything for personal gain and put efforts into the success of the revolution will need this kind of motivation in their daily lives. I want to say that we revolutionaries have to motivate each other. Similarly, it is only possible to destroy motivation from inside, so we must be careful not to influence each other’s motivation with negative vibes. It is worse to have no motivation than to have no money or weapons,” said the deputy minister.
The Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management has been providing comfort and counseling to those who need help through the Mind Healer Facebook page for two years, serving a total of 823 people and 422 CDM employees.
4. There is limited access to clean drinking water in the townships affected by the Cyclone Mocha, increasing risk of water-borne diseases
In May, UN OCHA Myanmar reported that there is limited access to clean drinking water in the townships affected by the Cyclone Mocha, increasing risk of water-borne diseases.
“Sittwe and Rathedaung are the hardest hit in Rakhine State. There is limited access to drinking water in Rakhine, increasing the risk of waterborne diseases. Humanitarian partners are distributing food and critical relief items,” it stated.
Almost 5.4 million people are estimated to have been living in the path of the cyclone across Rakhine and the Northwest.
Public infrastructure was badly damaged. More than 100,000 people in villages in Magway and Sagaing were affected by severe floods.
5. The Banmauk Revolution – BR announced that they will award from 10 million to 100 million kyat to defected military council soldiers, police, militia, and Pyu Saw Htee members depending on the type of weapon they have brought
The Banmauk Revolution – BR announced that they will award from 10 million to 100 million kyat to defected military council soldiers, police, militia, and Pyu Saw Htee members depending on the type of weapon they have brought.
Banmauk Revolution – BR announced the reward on May 22.
“Those who will surrender along with weapons and stand with people are warmly welcomed by the Myanmar people and the members of the PDF forces with honor and awards. The lives of those who surrender will be fully guaranteed and they will be allowed to live as they wish,” it stated.
As rewards, we will give 500,000 kyat for private to corporal, 3,000,000 kyat for sergeant to second lieutenant, 5,000,000 kyat for lieutenant to captain, 10,000,000 kyat for second in command to commanding officer, 15,000,000 kyat for tactical operation command, and 20,000,000 kyat for division commander. If weapons were brought together, we would give 10,000,000 kyat for MA-1, 15,000,000 kyat for MA-2, 100,000,000 kyat for 120-mm, etc. respectively according to types, amounts, and prices.
6. Junta troops at Lingadaw police station in Myaing Township were attacked by the bombs dropped from the air
It is reported that Junta troops at Lingadaw police station in Myaing Township, Magway Division, were attacked by the bombs dropped from the air.
The Salingyi Special Task Force – SSTF confirmed that the attack was carried out at 12 noon on May 21.
“On May 21, while the terrorist junta troops invading with about 90-strong were hiding at Lingadaw police station early this morning, the alliance forces of Salingyi, Yesagyo and Myaing Township People’s Defense Forces jointly carried out a drone mission with Shar Htoo Waw Drone technology (unmanned aircraft) using multirotor drones. We accurately targeted and dropped many bombs properly,” it stated.
It is said that there may be a lot of casualties, but it has not been confirmed yet as they are still invading with column.
7. 12 junta lackeys were killed in a raiding attack on the police station in Sadaung, Sagaing District
It is reported that 12 junta lackeys were killed in a raid on the police station in Sadaung, Sagaing District.
On May 22, the ZERO Guerrilla Force (Myingyan District Battalion-7) announced the military news.
“In the evening of May 21, the police station in Sadaung, Sagaing District, was raided, and 12 junta soldiers and police, including an officer, were killed and many injured,” it stated.
The battle was intense and the fighting lasted for 2:30 hours. The ZERO Guerrilla Force (Myingyan District Battalion-7) stated that they retreated due to the continuous hovering of two fighter jets before they could capture the camp.
This attack was carried out by the ZERO Guerrilla Force (Myingyan District Battalion-7) and Red Dragon PDF (Kyaukse District Battalion-1), Natogyi People Defence Force (Myingyan District Batttalion-4), Sadaung Thunder Defense Force and allies.
- Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe said that the only thing left to do is to reach Nay Pyi Taw in the revolutionary journey
- NUG provides funds for shelters for local households that lost their houses due to Cyclone “Mocha” (MOCHA)
- “When working during the revolution, the most important and most valuable currency is motivation,” said Deputy Minister of Education Ja Htoi Pan
- There is limited access to clean drinking water in the townships affected by the Cyclone Mocha, increasing risk of water-borne diseases
- The Banmauk Revolution – BR announced that they will award from 10 million to 100 million kyat to defected military council soldiers, police, militia, and Pyu Saw Htee members depending on the type of weapon they have brought
- Junta troops at Lingadaw police station in Myaing Township were attacked by the bombs dropped from the air
- 12 junta lackeys were killed in a raiding attack on the police station in Sadaung, Sagaing District
