Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Sep 04, 2025 Evening
📌📌 1. NUG Ministry of Human Rights says the terrorist junta has intensified airstrikes after extending its emergency rule to entrench power
September 4
The Ministry of Human Rights under the National Unity Government (NUG) announced that the terrorist military junta, which continues its nationwide acts of terror, has escalated airstrikes with greater intensity after extending its emergency rule in an attempt to consolidate its grip on power.
This statement was issued in reference to the airstrikes carried out by the junta between January and August of this year.
It was highlighted that in February, when the junta extended its emergency rule for the seventh time, the number of airstrikes surged dramatically to as many as 436.
The announcement further noted that this escalation of violence reflects the junta’s efforts to maintain its illegitimate power through intensified acts of terror.
In April, a period already marked by devastating earthquakes, the number of airstrikes reached a record-breaking 508—the highest monthly figure on record.
Furthermore, even in July and August, when the junta was preparing to hold its illegal election, airstrikes did not decrease but instead rose again to 493.
The NUG Ministry of Human Rights has systematically documented the casualties and damages caused by these airstrikes, which deliberately targeted civilians in order to secure the junta’s illegitimate hold on power.
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📌📌 2. Assistance provided to 47 Myanmar migrant workers in Samut Sakhon, Thailand, who were denied wages and dismissed from work
September 4
Reports confirm that assistance was provided to 47 Myanmar migrant workers in Samut Sakhon, Thailand, who were not only denied their wages but also dismissed from their jobs.
These workers, employed at a factory producing rubber gloves in Samut Sakhon, lodged complaints with the Myanmar Humanitarian Assistance Committee (MHAC), a partner organization collaborating with the NUG Ministry of Labour, after being dismissed without pay.
In response, responsible officials from the NUG Ministry of Labour, together with members of MHAC, met directly with the workers, according to an official statement from the ministry’s information office.
On September 3, efforts were made in line with Thai labour law to ensure that the workers’ rights were protected and that they could effectively pursue claims for their unpaid wages and unfair dismissal. Officials from the relevant local labour protection and welfare office in Thailand were also engaged in the process to provide assistance.
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📌📌 3. CDM Committee of Karenni State Government Employees announces support payments for CDM heroes who lost their lives during the revolution
September 4
The Committee of Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) Government Employees in Karenni State announced that financial support will be provided to CDM heroes from Karenni State who lost their lives during the course of the revolution.
The committee also stated that efforts are underway to formally record the cases of fallen CDM members from Karenni State and to provide financial assistance to their surviving family members.
Families of deceased CDM government employees are therefore invited to submit information and register with the committee.
The support payments will be allocated from the committee’s own funds and will be distributed in stages depending on the availability of resources and the year in which the CDM members lost their lives, according to the announcement.
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📌📌 4. People’s Target Committee provides food supplies to CDM soldiers, police, and their families in Mizoram
September 4
The People’s Target Committee announced today, September 4, that it has provided essential food supplies to Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) soldiers, police personnel, and their families currently residing in Saiha District, Mizoram State, India.
Each CDM soldier or police officer received:
- one sack of rice,
- two packs of 1 kg cooking oil,
- two packs of 1 kg salt,
- one pack of 1 kg chickpeas, and
- two small packs of dried meat substitute.
This support package was distributed to a total of 10 CDM soldier/police families.
The People’s Target Committee also stated that, depending on the availability of funds and resources, efforts are being made to coordinate and distribute assistance to CDM soldiers, police personnel, and their families in various regions.
Although this contribution is modest compared with the broader needs of the entire people’s revolution, the committee emphasized that such acts of remembrance and solidarity will serve as a source of encouragement and strength for those who left the military and police to stand with the people.
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📌📌 5. Mon State Federal Council’s Health Department launches school health education program
September 4
The Mon State Federal Council (MSFC) announced today, September 4, that its Department of Health (DoH) staff members organized a school health education program.
The program, aimed at promoting health awareness and care among primary school children, was conducted at a school in a liberated area.
During the session, DoH staff provided training and instruction to children on healthcare practices and personal hygiene.
This was confirmed by the MSFC Department of Information and Public Relations.
The news was reported and submitted by Radio NUG correspondents Tharki and Ko Khant.
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