1. Kachin Political Interim Coordination Committee – KPICT held a meeting with the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH)
It is reported that the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) and Kachin Political Interim Coordination Committee – KPICT had a meeting.
On January 20, at 08:00 a.m., the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) and Kachin Political Interim Coordination Committee – KPICT held a meeting via video conference.
In the meeting, both sides openly discussed the actions taken to ensure the success of the current revolution, the current challenges and challenges that may be encountered, and the matters that will continue to be cooperated.
The chairpersons, secretaries and members of the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) and Kachin Political Interim Coordination Committee – KPICT attended the meeting, according to the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH).
2. The National Unity Government Commissioner and officials attended the opening of the People’s Security Force Basic Investigation Course (2/2024) in Khin-U Township, Sagaing Division
On January 19, the National Unity Government’s Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration opened the ceremony of the People’s Security Force Basic Investigation Course (2/2024) at 08:00 a.m. in Khin-U Township.
The National Unity Government Commissioner and senior officers, local ward/village PaAFa, and 70 trainees attended the opening ceremony of the Basic Investigation Course.
The Commissioner from the National Unity Government, Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration, gave the first opening speech.
After that, the instructor – Superintendent Sun Ye, the Township PaAFa Financial in Charge, and the Township People’s Security Force in Charge U Inta gave speeches.
The Commissioner and Superintendent gave 70 trainees books, pens, pencils, erasers, rulers, and a bag to put documents in to use in the basic investigation training.
After that, People’s Security Force Vice-in-Charge Bo Tay Za of Khin-U Township gave Khin-U Township’s east side PaLaFa in Charge and Khin-U Township’s south side PaLaFa in Charge each guns owned by the force purchased from tax (10%) revenue to carry out their public security duties.
3. The program “Let the public hear the words of prisoners of war” will be broadcast every Sunday at 6:00 p.m. on the Ministry of Defence’s social networks and news media.
On January 20, the National Unity Government’s Ministry of Defense announced that the program “Let the public hear the words of the prisoners of war” will be broadcast on social networks and news media page of the Ministry of Defence every Sunday at 6:00 p.m.
The Ministry of Defence of the National Unity Government said that the prisoners of war captured during the battle are being held in accordance with international laws. With the aim of making the public aware of the inner voices of captured prisoners of war, the program “Let the public hear the words of prisoners of war” is broadcast.
The program can be watched every Sunday at 6:00 p.m. on the Ministry of Defence’s social networks and news media.
4. There have already been about one trillion kyat in transactions with NUG Pay
NUG Pay announced on January 19 that the amount of money transactions using NUG Pay of the National Unity Government will be reaching one trillion (one thousand billion) kyat. According to NUG Pay, this is the people’s financial circulation that is beyond the reach of the terrorist military council, and it is also the payment system of the National Unity Government (NUG).
“Until now, the total amount of money transactions using DMMK (kyat money) has reached 950 billion kyat,” said NUG Pay. At present, the amount of money published by NUG Pay in the market is 29.2 billion kyats, it added.
“NUG Pay is used as a safe and secure payment system within the ministry to change money and make payments,” said a representative of NUG Pay.
An official from Magway District PDF battalion said that it is safe to transfer money with NUG Pay, but there are difficulties in withdrawing the cash.
NUG Pay, which uses block chain technology, was introduced by the National Unity Government in June 2022, and NUG has informed that it is for safe and secure financing during the revolution.
5. Introducing the Gold Token that is now available at Spring Development Bank
On January 20, the Gold Token, which is now available at the bank, will be introduced by the Spring Development Bank.
“For those who love gold and are fond of collecting gold, let me introduce you to the Gold Tokens that are available at the Spring Development Bank. You can click on Buy Gold Now through the Gold Mart located on the Home Page – Services of SDB bank account and convert it to gold through your deposited currency and access and purchase.
Buying and reselling Golden Tokens can be easily done by yourself at any time, just by having the Internet, and you can also transfer money from your account to another account. Additionally, you will be able to save gold by depositing a fixed account and earning interest,” it stated.
6. 10 civilians, who were abducted by the junta troops from Mae Oh Village, Depayin Township, are missing
On January 20, the Depayin Township Brotherhood Group confirmed that 10 residents among those abducted by the junta troops from Mae Oh Village, Depayin Township, were missing.
“In the raid of terrorist junta troops on January 18, out of the 15 people who were abducted from Mae Oh Village, Depayin Township, the dead bodies of 5 victims were found, and 10 people were reported to be missing,” it stated.
On January 18, the terrorist junta troops that arrived in Depayin raided Mae Oh Village with a large force (in civilian clothes) while the people were sleeping, and abducted about 50 people. They also looted valuables (gold, money, and phones) from the people, released some of the arrested people, abducted about 15 people as hostages, and went into Let Yet Kone Village.
7. Rosy Women’s Union held a demonstration holding the banner ‘Remove Fear, Overcome the Dark Ages’
In the afternoon of January 20, a demonstration against the military dictatorship was held in Launglon Township, with the participation of local women and youths, shouting slogans.
Led by the Rosy Women’s Union (RWU), the rosy women movement against the anti-dictatorship with the aim of removing fear and striking bravely to end the dictatorship was held holding the banner ‘Remove Fear, Overcome the Dark Ages’.
The Dawei District Movement Strike Committee (DDMSC) has been holding pro-democracy public strikes every day.
- Kachin Political Interim Coordination Committee – KPICT held a meeting with the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH)
- The National Unity Government Commissioner and officials attended the opening of the People’s Security Force Basic Investigation Course (2/2024) in Khin-U Township, Sagaing Division
- The program “Let the public hear the words of prisoners of war” will be broadcast every Sunday at 6:00 p.m. on the Ministry of Defence’s social networks and news media.
- There have already been about one trillion kyat in transactions with NUG Pay
- Introducing the Gold Token that is now available at Spring Development Bank
- 10 civilians, who were abducted by the junta troops from Mae Oh Village, Depayin Township, are missing
- Rosy Women’s Union held a demonstration holding the banner ‘Remove Fear, Overcome the Dark Ages‘
