Daily Local News In Brief – November 12, 2022 (Morning)
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News Source – Radio NUG broadcast
- Acting President Duwa Lashi La says he would be very grateful to ASEAN if they could help to end the suffering of the people of Myanmar
- The program of not inviting Myanmar political representatives to ASEAN summits and ASEAN foreign ministers’ meetings will be continued
- U Moe Zaw Oo, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, will participate in the public debate on the Myanmar spring and the international community’s role
- The National Unity Government, Ministry of Labor, is working with the local police station to assist in the investigation of the murder of a Myanmar woman in Bangkok, Thailand
- Ministry of Women, Youths and Children Affairs has provided 15 lakhs for PDF – Htilin
- The terrorist army opened fire with heavy weapons and burned down some civilian homes in Momauk, Kachin State
- A judge from Kawlin township who appointed by the military council was killed in a bomb blast
- Members of the military council who returned after collecting tax from Kyoetkoepin village were hit by landmines, and three of them died on the spot
- The 274th battalion of Mindat city fired several points with large weapons toward the villages at night
- The military column near the Waryange bridge, Taze township, was hit by landmines and six of them were killed
1. Acting President Duwa Lashi La says he would be very grateful to ASEAN if they could help to end the suffering of the people of Myanmar
Acting President Duwa Lashi La said he would be very grateful to ASEAN if they could help to end the suffering of the people of Myanmar. This was stated in the message sent by NUG Acting President Duwa Lashi La to the ASEAN Summit on November 8. It is said that the terrorist military council never respected not only the ASEAN’s agreements to end terrorism but also the wishes of the people of Myanmar.
The Acting President said that he would be very grateful if the recommendations were taken into consideration at this summit and practical measures were taken to end the suffering of the people of Myanmar. The ASEAN 40th and 41st Summit will be held from 10 to 13 November 2022 in Cambodia.
2. The program of not inviting Myanmar political representatives to ASEAN summits and ASEAN foreign ministers’ meetings will be continued
It has been reported that the program of not inviting Myanmar political representatives to ASEAN summits and ASEAN foreign ministers’ meetings will be continued. After reviewing the ASEAN’s five-point consensus, ten new points were added, and 15 final drafts have been released. It is said that the situation in Myanmar is still dangerous and sensitive, and it is affecting not only Myanmar but also the efforts to build the ASEAN community. It is also stated that the ASEAN Coordinating Council is assigned to review the representation of Myanmar in ASEAN meetings if it is necessary.
3. U Moe Zaw Oo, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, will participate in the public debate on the Myanmar spring and the international community’s role
It is reported that Deputy Foreign Minister U Moe Zaw Oo will participate in the public debate on the Myanmar spring and the international community’s role. In the 13 days campaign for the 102nd National day, with the purpose of giving a message about the current spring revolution and the international situation, along with exhortations on the foreign sector, the lecture titled “Myanma Spring and the Role of the International Community” will be broadcast live on November 12, 2022, from 7:00 p.m to 9:00 p.m Myanmar time.
The discussion will be carried out by U Moe Zaw Oo, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the National Unity Government, Padoh Saw Taw Nee, spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Karen National Union, and Daw Khin Ohnmar (Progressive Voice). The public meeting will be broadcasted by news media and media channels.
4. The National Unity Government, Ministry of Labor, is working with the local police station to assist in the investigation of the murder of a Myanmar woman in Bangkok, Thailand
It is reported that the NUG Ministry of Labor is working with the local police station to assist in the investigation of the murder of a Myanmar woman in Bangkok, Thailand. U Wai Lin Maung, a former Burmese labor ambassador, informed in November.
It is known that a Myanmar woman died in the apartment where most of Myanmar nationals live in Akachai Bang Bo 89, Thailand on November 10.
“It is said that a girl is from Dawei. As the Ministry of Labor of the National Unity Government, we have assigned the IRA team in order to occur the truth of the case, and collaborate with the local police to assist them,” he said. According to the examination by the Thai police, it was noted that she was murdered because the dead body was undressed, twisted, and died with some injuries.
5. Ministry of Women, Youths and Children Affairs has provided 15 lakhs for PDF – Htilin
On November 11, PEOPLE’S DEFENCE FORCE-HTILIN (YRPA) informed that the Ministry of Women, Youths and Children Affairs has provided 15 lakhs for PDF – Htilin. In the White Ribbon Campaign on November 10, the Ministry of Women, Youths and Children Affairs provided warm clothes, blankets, soap, and women’s accessories, for the policewomen (2/4/10) battalion of PDF-Htilin, Gangaw district. We are very grateful to the Ministry for providing 15 lakhs in addition to a meat curry and a meal of rice for the Public Defense Force through communication in charge of the Magway division. November 25 to December 10 is the 16-day White Ribbon Movement that is held annually around the world.
6. The terrorist army opened fire with heavy weapons and burned down some civilian homes in Momauk, Kachin State
On November 11, it was reported that the military council troops burned down two houses in front of the Momauk high education school. Although there was no battle in Momauk, the military council created their own war and opened fire with heavy weapons. It is known that the houses were also set on fire,” said Union Minister Dr. Tu Hkawng. Currently, the local people are fleeing and the military council troops are conducting offensive operations these days in Kachin State.
7. A judge from Kawlin township who appointed by the military council was killed in a bomb blast
A judge from Kawlin township, appointed by the military council, was killed in a bomb blast due to opening the parcel by thinking it was a gift. It is said, “there was a blast at the court near the police station on the morning of November 11. Three employees and a judge who working under the military council were hit by bomb”. U Bransai, the township judge who died in the bomb blast, was the one who opened the parcel.
8. Members of the military council who returned after collecting tax from Kyoetkoepin village were hit by landmines, and three of them died on the spot
Members of the military council who returned after collecting tax from Kyoetkoepin village, Okpho township, Tharrawaddy district, were hit by landmines, and three of them died on the spot. PDF battalion 3802 division 5 of the Thayarwaddy district confirmed that the military council troops were attacked with mines. Many soldiers from the military council were injured after hitting the mine, and the revolutionary soldiers were able to retreat safely even though the terrorist military council opened fire.
9. The 274th battalion of Mindat city fired several points with large weapons toward the villages at night
The 274th battalion of Mindat city fired several points with large weapons toward the villages at night. Mindat CDF confirmed to Radio NUG that the military council opened fire from Mindat city towards villages. “They are shooting from the city towards the village. The damage is not yet known because access to the village is closed at night,” said a member of CDF Mindat. It has been reported that the villagers and the elderly are fleeing because the 274th battalion of the Mindat city was firing with heavy weapons towards the villages.
10. The military column near the Waryange bridge, Taze township, was hit by landmines and six of them were killed
It is reported that the military column near the Waryange bridge, Taze township, was hit by landmines and six of them were killed. On November 11, it was confirmed that the Taze – PDF bombarded the military column with a pair of four landmines. Taze – PDF confirmed that the battle lasted for about half an hour and the injured bodies were carried into the city on seven stretchers, and half of them were carried by car. The defense comrades were able to retreat unharmed.
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