Personnel draw clear line between politics and national duty
Personnel draw clear line between politics and national duty
Local authorities must preserve the strong educational foundations of PyinOoLwin, maintaining its status as an educational city.
Senior General Min Aung Hlaing stressed that lack of academic proficiency and weak critical thinking skills become the root cause of committing terrorist acts.
Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by Council Joint Secretary General Ye Win Oo and the Chief Minister of Mandalay Region, yesterday morning inspected ensuring water sufficiency in PyinOoLwin, improvement of the education sector and beautification process.
The Senior General viewed the potential for upgrading Hsinlan Dam to ensure water sufficiency in the PyinOoLwin region. Union Minister for Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation U Min Naung reported on the upgrading of the spillway at the dam and more supply of water upon completion of the upgrading process.
At the No 3 Basic Education High School in PyinOoLwin, the Senior General viewed the learning of students and librarian measures.
At the meeting with teachers at the school hall, the Senior General underscored that due to lack of academic proficiency and weak critical thinking skills, terror acts have been committed, which in turn have negatively impacted the social and economic lives of local communities. Therefore, teachers must not only provide academic education to the children they teach but also impart knowledge and ways of thinking that enable them to distinguish between right and wrong and understand causes and consequences.
He highlighted that collected data shows Myanmar still faces many needs to improve the education system, and about 50 per cent of the population remains undereducated.
He added that teachers need to teach school education to students as well as train them to have higher patriotism and national spirit.
He underlined that teachers must read literature continuously in order to improve teaching capacity in relevant subjects and share their experiences with children so as to turn out good human resources for the future of the nation.
The Senior General stressed that civil service personnel are necessary to remain free from party politics and to clearly distinguish between politics and the national cause. Fulfilling one’s assigned duties with diligence is how one should contribute responsibly to the national cause.
The Senior General presented fiction and non-fiction books for the school library to the person in charge of the school and the teachers.
At the BEHS 1 Branch (BEMS), the Senior General inspected the learning of students in classrooms and the lecturing in livestock, agriculture and industrial classrooms.
On arrival at the Thumingala Market (Nyantaw Market) construction project site in PyinOoLwin, officials reported to the Senior General on the progress of the advanced market, beautification of PyinOoLwin, water supply measures, and implementation of the Yadanabon Myothit project and suspension of the project.
Speaking on the occasion, the Senior General said that local authorities from PyinOoLwin must continue to uphold and preserve such strong educational foundations, maintain their status as an educational city, and continue to produce disciplined, well-informed, and valuable human resources.
He pointed out that it is necessary to preserve and implement measures through bylaws to ensure the area remains perpetually lush and beautiful with flower plants and to prevent the indiscriminate cutting down of trees in PyinOoLwin.
He noted that laws concerning farmland and virgin land have already been enacted, and actions must be carried out per the permissions stipulated therein.
The Senior General underlined that authorities are required to enforce and implement the rules and regulations set by law. In some road areas, there have been violations related to land use, and it is necessary to proceed under the Highways Law.
Local authorities must preserve the strong educational foundations of PyinOoLwin, maintaining its status as an educational city.
Senior General Min Aung Hlaing stressed that lack of academic proficiency and weak critical thinking skills become the root cause of committing terrorist acts.
Chairman of the State Administration Council Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, accompanied by Council Joint Secretary General Ye Win Oo and the Chief Minister of Mandalay Region, yesterday morning inspected ensuring water sufficiency in PyinOoLwin, improvement of the education sector and beautification process.
The Senior General viewed the potential for upgrading Hsinlan Dam to ensure water sufficiency in the PyinOoLwin region. Union Minister for Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation U Min Naung reported on the upgrading of the spillway at the dam and more supply of water upon completion of the upgrading process.
At the No 3 Basic Education High School in PyinOoLwin, the Senior General viewed the learning of students and librarian measures.
At the meeting with teachers at the school hall, the Senior General underscored that due to lack of academic proficiency and weak critical thinking skills, terror acts have been committed, which in turn have negatively impacted the social and economic lives of local communities. Therefore, teachers must not only provide academic education to the children they teach but also impart knowledge and ways of thinking that enable them to distinguish between right and wrong and understand causes and consequences.
He highlighted that collected data shows Myanmar still faces many needs to improve the education system, and about 50 per cent of the population remains undereducated.
He added that teachers need to teach school education to students as well as train them to have higher patriotism and national spirit.
He underlined that teachers must read literature continuously in order to improve teaching capacity in relevant subjects and share their experiences with children so as to turn out good human resources for the future of the nation.
The Senior General stressed that civil service personnel are necessary to remain free from party politics and to clearly distinguish between politics and the national cause. Fulfilling one’s assigned duties with diligence is how one should contribute responsibly to the national cause.
The Senior General presented fiction and non-fiction books for the school library to the person in charge of the school and the teachers.
At the BEHS 1 Branch (BEMS), the Senior General inspected the learning of students in classrooms and the lecturing in livestock, agriculture and industrial classrooms.
On arrival at the Thumingala Market (Nyantaw Market) construction project site in PyinOoLwin, officials reported to the Senior General on the progress of the advanced market, beautification of PyinOoLwin, water supply measures, and implementation of the Yadanabon Myothit project and suspension of the project.
Speaking on the occasion, the Senior General said that local authorities from PyinOoLwin must continue to uphold and preserve such strong educational foundations, maintain their status as an educational city, and continue to produce disciplined, well-informed, and valuable human resources.
He pointed out that it is necessary to preserve and implement measures through bylaws to ensure the area remains perpetually lush and beautiful with flower plants and to prevent the indiscriminate cutting down of trees in PyinOoLwin.
He noted that laws concerning farmland and virgin land have already been enacted, and actions must be carried out per the permissions stipulated therein.
The Senior General underlined that authorities are required to enforce and implement the rules and regulations set by law. In some road areas, there have been violations related to land use, and it is necessary to proceed under the Highways Law.
He continued that KG+11 and KG+10 students will continue to be taught the fundamentals of law to help them understand and be aware of legal principles. Similarly, universities across various regions and states are also providing lectures on fundamental subjects related to law and economics, aiming to enhance understanding of democratic principles, which are rooted in the law, as well as to broaden awareness of economic matters.
The Senior General viewed the progress of the Thumingala Market (Nyantaw Market) upgrading project site and gave necessary guidance to officials.
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Russia Day marked with grand gala in Yangon
State Administration Council Secretary General Aung Lin Dwe and his wife attended the reception to commemorate the National Day of the Russian Federation at the Lotte Hotel in Yangon yesterday.
Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Myanmar, Mr Iskander Azizov, along with other officials, warmly welcomed the guests.
The event commenced with the playing of the national anthems of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar and the Russian Federation. Ambassador Iskander Azizov delivered a speech, followed by performances of traditional cultural songs and dances by the cultural troupe of the Russian Federation.
Afterwards, the General and his wife, and the ambassador posed for the commemorative photo together with those who attended the reception and enjoyed the dinner.
Among the attendees were SAC Members Dr Ba Shwe and Khun Shan Lwin, the Union ministers and their wives, the Yangon Region chief minister and his wife, the Chief of the General Staff (Army, Navy, Air) and his wife, Tatmadaw officers, ambassadors from foreign embassies, chargés d’affaires, military attaches, and other invitees.
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State Administration Council Secretary General Aung Lin Dwe and his wife attended the reception to commemorate the National Day of the Russian Federation at the Lotte Hotel in Yangon yesterday.
Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Myanmar, Mr Iskander Azizov, along with other officials, warmly welcomed the guests.
The event commenced with the playing of the national anthems of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar and the Russian Federation. Ambassador Iskander Azizov delivered a speech, followed by performances of traditional cultural songs and dances by the cultural troupe of the Russian Federation.
Afterwards, the General and his wife, and the ambassador posed for the commemorative photo together with those who attended the reception and enjoyed the dinner.
Among the attendees were SAC Members Dr Ba Shwe and Khun Shan Lwin, the Union ministers and their wives, the Yangon Region chief minister and his wife, the Chief of the General Staff (Army, Navy, Air) and his wife, Tatmadaw officers, ambassadors from foreign embassies, chargés d’affaires, military attaches, and other invitees.
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Tatmadaw, police, and volunteers elevate relief efforts in Sagaing, Mandalay
Various organizations are working closely with local communities to undertake vigorous recovery efforts in areas affected by the recent powerful earthquake that struck Mandalay.
Yesterday, Sagaing Region Chief Minister U Myat Kyaw, along with Lt-Gen Thet Pon from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief (Army) and other officials, visited Sagaing University of Education in Patamya Ward, Sagaing. There, they observed students preparing to re-take Grade 12 exams at temporary learning camps. They inspected the arrangements being made for the reopening of damaged schools before the start of the school year and coordinated with the responsible officials to address any remaining needs.
Later, the chief minister, the Lt-Gen, and accompanying officials inspected the damage caused by the earthquake in Sagaing, including pagodas, religious buildings, monasteries, nunneries, and residential structures. They monitored the clearance of debris using heavy machinery, working swiftly before the monsoon rains. The team also inspected the supply of clean water to the public through Tatmadaw water purification units and healthcare services being provided by mobile military medical teams, addressing any additional requirements as needed.
Similarly, Lt-Gen Myo Moe Aung from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief (Army) and officials visited Chanayethazan Township, Mandalay. They reviewed operations for the demolition and clearance of hazardous buildings damaged by the earthquake, as well as preparations for further demolition work and the use of heavy machinery to safely remove hazardous structures. Efforts were also in place to keep major roads open to ensure public access and safety.
They also inspected earthquake-damaged religious buildings in Aungmyaythazan Township. Donations were made to the presiding monks, and coordination took place to support the reconstruction process as needed.
Likewise, Lt-Gen Soe Tint Naing from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief (Army) and responsible officials visited Chanmyathazi Township. There, Tatmadaw personnel were actively clearing debris from damaged pagodas and religious buildings using heavy machinery. Excavated ancient artefacts were being systematically preserved. The team provided necessary support and made donations to the presiding monks.
Following this, they visited the No 7 Basic Education High School in Thampawaddy Ward, Chanmyathazi Township, where they observed ongoing debris clearance efforts. They listened to briefings by responsible officials and provided guidance and support for the rebuilding process. The delegation also included students who were studying at the Pinya Hall of the school and offered words of encouragement and moral support.
Similarly, Lt-Gen Myo Thant Naing and officials visited Sugon and Kyetminton Wards in Kyaukse, where earthquake damage had affected housing for the district and township agricultural staff, as well as the township electricity office in Sugon Ward. They inspected the damage and collaborated with local authorities to address outstanding needs.
At the People’s General Hospital in Sugon Ward, they observed the ongoing administration of COVID-19 vaccinations to residents and civil servants. In Sugyi Ward in Kyaukse, they monitored the installation of steel cables for transporting materials needed for the maintenance of the Kyaukthitta pagoda. They also reviewed the restoration efforts underway across the township, including repairs to pagodas, religious buildings, and residential structures damaged by the earthquake.
Various organizations are working closely with local communities to undertake vigorous recovery efforts in areas affected by the recent powerful earthquake that struck Mandalay.
Yesterday, Sagaing Region Chief Minister U Myat Kyaw, along with Lt-Gen Thet Pon from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief (Army) and other officials, visited Sagaing University of Education in Patamya Ward, Sagaing. There, they observed students preparing to re-take Grade 12 exams at temporary learning camps. They inspected the arrangements being made for the reopening of damaged schools before the start of the school year and coordinated with the responsible officials to address any remaining needs.
Later, the chief minister, the Lt-Gen, and accompanying officials inspected the damage caused by the earthquake in Sagaing, including pagodas, religious buildings, monasteries, nunneries, and residential structures. They monitored the clearance of debris using heavy machinery, working swiftly before the monsoon rains. The team also inspected the supply of clean water to the public through Tatmadaw water purification units and healthcare services being provided by mobile military medical teams, addressing any additional requirements as needed.
Similarly, Lt-Gen Myo Moe Aung from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief (Army) and officials visited Chanayethazan Township, Mandalay. They reviewed operations for the demolition and clearance of hazardous buildings damaged by the earthquake, as well as preparations for further demolition work and the use of heavy machinery to safely remove hazardous structures. Efforts were also in place to keep major roads open to ensure public access and safety.
They also inspected earthquake-damaged religious buildings in Aungmyaythazan Township. Donations were made to the presiding monks, and coordination took place to support the reconstruction process as needed.
Likewise, Lt-Gen Soe Tint Naing from the Office of the Commander-in-Chief (Army) and responsible officials visited Chanmyathazi Township. There, Tatmadaw personnel were actively clearing debris from damaged pagodas and religious buildings using heavy machinery. Excavated ancient artefacts were being systematically preserved. The team provided necessary support and made donations to the presiding monks.
Following this, they visited the No 7 Basic Education High School in Thampawaddy Ward, Chanmyathazi Township, where they observed ongoing debris clearance efforts. They listened to briefings by responsible officials and provided guidance and support for the rebuilding process. The delegation also included students who were studying at the Pinya Hall of the school and offered words of encouragement and moral support.
Similarly, Lt-Gen Myo Thant Naing and officials visited Sugon and Kyetminton Wards in Kyaukse, where earthquake damage had affected housing for the district and township agricultural staff, as well as the township electricity office in Sugon Ward. They inspected the damage and collaborated with local authorities to address outstanding needs.
At the People’s General Hospital in Sugon Ward, they observed the ongoing administration of COVID-19 vaccinations to residents and civil servants. In Sugyi Ward in Kyaukse, they monitored the installation of steel cables for transporting materials needed for the maintenance of the Kyaukthitta pagoda. They also reviewed the restoration efforts underway across the township, including repairs to pagodas, religious buildings, and residential structures damaged by the earthquake.
Finally, they visited sites where cement, iron rods, and wooden planks were being sold at special discounted prices by local factories to support reconstruction efforts. The delegation inspected the supply and distribution of these materials and coordinated with responsible personnel to ensure that all necessary assistance was being provided.
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Myanmar participates in Russia’s 5th “Let’s Travel!” International Travel Forum opening event
Myanmar delegation led by Union Minister for Hotels and Tourism U Kyaw Soe Win attended the Fifth International Travel Forum “Let’s travel!” at VDNH in Moscow from 10 to 15 June 2025.
The opening event started with a discussion on the topic: “Discovering Russia: How Travel Is Changing the Country”.
Dmitry Chernyshenko, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, read out the message sent by Russian President Vladimir Putin, and a video message from Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin was played.
The event continued with the discussion of different perspectives regarding the economy of the country by the governmental officials, entrepreneurs, hoteliers and other experts in tourism and restaurants.
On 10 June, the Myanmar delegates met with Russian Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov.
During the meeting, the two parties discussed comprehensive cooperation between governments, privates and people of two countries, Familiarization Trip-FAM Trip, visa-free travel to each other’s citizens, bilateral travel expo, high arrival of Russian travellers to Myanmar, further cooperation for Russian government employees to visit Myanmar during long holidays and promising investments in hotels and tourism in Myanmar.
The Union minister observed the forum and received the Russian investors of Cosmos Hotel Group and BN Group to discuss Myanmar’s beautiful beaches and tourist attractions, potential investment opportunities, and programmes that would provide support for those interested in implementing the pilot projects.
The Union minister and party attended the “The Russian Manor: A Celebration of Customs” dinner event at Dom Vishnevsky Centre in Moscow on the same evening.
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Myanmar delegation led by Union Minister for Hotels and Tourism U Kyaw Soe Win attended the Fifth International Travel Forum “Let’s travel!” at VDNH in Moscow from 10 to 15 June 2025.
The opening event started with a discussion on the topic: “Discovering Russia: How Travel Is Changing the Country”.
Dmitry Chernyshenko, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, read out the message sent by Russian President Vladimir Putin, and a video message from Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin was played.
The event continued with the discussion of different perspectives regarding the economy of the country by the governmental officials, entrepreneurs, hoteliers and other experts in tourism and restaurants.
On 10 June, the Myanmar delegates met with Russian Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov.
During the meeting, the two parties discussed comprehensive cooperation between governments, privates and people of two countries, Familiarization Trip-FAM Trip, visa-free travel to each other’s citizens, bilateral travel expo, high arrival of Russian travellers to Myanmar, further cooperation for Russian government employees to visit Myanmar during long holidays and promising investments in hotels and tourism in Myanmar.
The Union minister observed the forum and received the Russian investors of Cosmos Hotel Group and BN Group to discuss Myanmar’s beautiful beaches and tourist attractions, potential investment opportunities, and programmes that would provide support for those interested in implementing the pilot projects.
The Union minister and party attended the “The Russian Manor: A Celebration of Customs” dinner event at Dom Vishnevsky Centre in Moscow on the same evening.
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Rice from South Korea & China transferred to Mandalay under APTERR
A handover ceremony was held yesterday morning in the meeting hall of the Mandalay Region government office for the official transfer of 1,575 tonnes of rice, donated by the Republic of Korea and the People’s Republic of China, under the ASEAN Plus Three Emergency Rice Reserve (APTERR) Programme 3/2024. The rice was delivered through the Department of Agriculture to the Mandalay Region government.
Attending the ceremony were ministers and officials from the Mandalay Region government, representatives from the APTERR Secretariat in Thailand, delegates from the Embassies of the Republic of Korea and the People’s Republic of China to Myanmar, officials from the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation and its Department of Agriculture, chairpersons of district and township administrative bodies, departmental personnel, and earthquake-affected residents.
At the event, U Aung Kyaw Moe, Mandalay Region Minister for Social Affairs, delivered a speech. Following that, U Thura Soe, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Agriculture, gave a presentation about the APTERR Programme.
Further remarks on the donation were delivered by Dr Choomjet Karnjanakesorn, General Manager of the APTERR Secretariat in Thailand, Ms Kim Weolsoon, a representative from the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, and Mr Ouyang Daobing, Counsellor from the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China.
After the speeches, the donated rice under APTERR Programme 3/2024 was formally handed over by the Deputy Director-General of the Department of Agriculture to the Minister for Social Affairs. Representatives from the APTERR Secretariat, as well as the Korean and Chinese embassies, then distributed rice bags to the earthquake-affected residents.
In addition, ministers and responsible officials of the Mandalay Region government presented certificates of appreciation to the donor representatives. One of the earthquake victims also delivered a message of gratitude on behalf of the affected communities.
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A handover ceremony was held yesterday morning in the meeting hall of the Mandalay Region government office for the official transfer of 1,575 tonnes of rice, donated by the Republic of Korea and the People’s Republic of China, under the ASEAN Plus Three Emergency Rice Reserve (APTERR) Programme 3/2024. The rice was delivered through the Department of Agriculture to the Mandalay Region government.
Attending the ceremony were ministers and officials from the Mandalay Region government, representatives from the APTERR Secretariat in Thailand, delegates from the Embassies of the Republic of Korea and the People’s Republic of China to Myanmar, officials from the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation and its Department of Agriculture, chairpersons of district and township administrative bodies, departmental personnel, and earthquake-affected residents.
At the event, U Aung Kyaw Moe, Mandalay Region Minister for Social Affairs, delivered a speech. Following that, U Thura Soe, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Agriculture, gave a presentation about the APTERR Programme.
Further remarks on the donation were delivered by Dr Choomjet Karnjanakesorn, General Manager of the APTERR Secretariat in Thailand, Ms Kim Weolsoon, a representative from the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, and Mr Ouyang Daobing, Counsellor from the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China.
After the speeches, the donated rice under APTERR Programme 3/2024 was formally handed over by the Deputy Director-General of the Department of Agriculture to the Minister for Social Affairs. Representatives from the APTERR Secretariat, as well as the Korean and Chinese embassies, then distributed rice bags to the earthquake-affected residents.
In addition, ministers and responsible officials of the Mandalay Region government presented certificates of appreciation to the donor representatives. One of the earthquake victims also delivered a message of gratitude on behalf of the affected communities.
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PDF terrorists kill one civilian, abduct 3 in Mahlaing
PDF terrorists shot and killed an innocent civilian and abducted a civil servant along with two citizens in Mahlaing Township, Mandalay Region, on 11 June.
About 20 armed terrorists arrived at Pann Ai Village in a vehicle and five motorcycles, where they shot U Zaw Myo Thet (aka) Ko Thet, aged 47, at his own betel shop near Shwe Muhtaw Pagoda. He died on the spot from multiple gunshot wounds. The group then abducted Daw Khin Myint Htwe, a senior clerk from the Myanmar Agricultural Development Bank and two civilians: U Kyaw Thet aged 55, and U Thet Naing Oo (aka) Nga Thet, aged 47, before fleeing towards Thanbothanntan Village in Taungtha Township.
Security forces are continuing necessary measures to rescue the abductees and take action against the terrorists, who were committing inhumane acts of violence.
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PDF terrorists shot and killed an innocent civilian and abducted a civil servant along with two citizens in Mahlaing Township, Mandalay Region, on 11 June.
About 20 armed terrorists arrived at Pann Ai Village in a vehicle and five motorcycles, where they shot U Zaw Myo Thet (aka) Ko Thet, aged 47, at his own betel shop near Shwe Muhtaw Pagoda. He died on the spot from multiple gunshot wounds. The group then abducted Daw Khin Myint Htwe, a senior clerk from the Myanmar Agricultural Development Bank and two civilians: U Kyaw Thet aged 55, and U Thet Naing Oo (aka) Nga Thet, aged 47, before fleeing towards Thanbothanntan Village in Taungtha Township.
Security forces are continuing necessary measures to rescue the abductees and take action against the terrorists, who were committing inhumane acts of violence.
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Government worker, teacher, and students killed in Kayin terrorist attack
On 10 June 2025, terrorist groups (still investigating) launched an attack using large weapons in Paingyut Village, Kawkareik Township, Kayin State.
The shell fell into the compound in front of U Kalar (still investigating), who was teaching the students at the Paingyet Basic Education Middle School and exploded. Four people: Daw Mi Thazin, aged 36, student Maung Wai Yan Aung, aged eight, student Ma La Yeik Cho, aged 10, and student Ma Thuzar Aye, aged six, died on the spot. Volunteer Ma Moe Thuzar, aged 25, student Maung Law Chan, aged seven, Saw San Myint Aung, aged seven, Ma Nge Nge, aged seven, Ma May La Wun, aged seven, Ma Ei Nandar Phyo, aged seven, Ma Thun Thun Eainsi Lin, aged nine, and Ma Thi Thi Phyo, aged nine, totalling 19 (one teacher, five male students and 13 female students) were wounded. The officials took them to a dispensary in Kanyin Kataik village and Mawlamyine General Hospital for medical treatment.
Terrorists intentionally launched attacks in townships, wards and villages with heavy weapons, rockets and bomb drops. Therefore, locals strongly condemn terrorists as their attacks cause casualties and injuries among government employees, volunteers and students. Security forces conduct security measures in cooperation with locals.
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On 10 June 2025, terrorist groups (still investigating) launched an attack using large weapons in Paingyut Village, Kawkareik Township, Kayin State.
The shell fell into the compound in front of U Kalar (still investigating), who was teaching the students at the Paingyet Basic Education Middle School and exploded. Four people: Daw Mi Thazin, aged 36, student Maung Wai Yan Aung, aged eight, student Ma La Yeik Cho, aged 10, and student Ma Thuzar Aye, aged six, died on the spot. Volunteer Ma Moe Thuzar, aged 25, student Maung Law Chan, aged seven, Saw San Myint Aung, aged seven, Ma Nge Nge, aged seven, Ma May La Wun, aged seven, Ma Ei Nandar Phyo, aged seven, Ma Thun Thun Eainsi Lin, aged nine, and Ma Thi Thi Phyo, aged nine, totalling 19 (one teacher, five male students and 13 female students) were wounded. The officials took them to a dispensary in Kanyin Kataik village and Mawlamyine General Hospital for medical treatment.
Terrorists intentionally launched attacks in townships, wards and villages with heavy weapons, rockets and bomb drops. Therefore, locals strongly condemn terrorists as their attacks cause casualties and injuries among government employees, volunteers and students. Security forces conduct security measures in cooperation with locals.
MNA/KTZH
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https://t.me/gnlmon/53569
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