Six houses sealed and seized in Paung Township
November 20, 2024
HURFOM: In the first week of November, 2024, the military junta arrested six young men from Oak Tan Dar village, Paung Township, Mon State after accusing them of being members of the People’s Defense Force (PDF). Then, on November 5th, 2024, the junta sealed and seized all six of their homes.
A combined team of more than 30 soldiers and police claimed the owners of the houses were related to terrorism and sealed the houses.
“They said the young men were the PDF so they sealed and seized the houses. They gave the owners one week to move out. Now, all of them are in trouble,” said a source close to the families.
About 30 people from seven households have to find a temporary stay at their relatives’ houses or the village monastery.
The house owners are Daw Than Oo, U Aung Kyaw Moe, U Kyaw Swar, U Sein Thaung, U Phoe Pyaw and U Sa Oo.
Nearly 10,000 houses across Burma have been sealed and seized since February 1, 2001. Most are owned by pro-democracy activists.
Comments
Latest Headlines
- Six houses sealed and seized in Paung Township
- Junta’s artillery attack kills elderly man in Kaw Ka Rate
- Two men from Kan Bauk, arrested but still not released
- Worsening blackout in Mon State creates problems for SME owners
- Weekly Analysis: Unprovoked Attacks by the Junta Across Southeastern Burma Spark Fear and Alarm
- Junta arrests doctor in Mawlamyine
- Junta arrests two young men after accusing them of being PDF members
- Junta’s regiment burns down six houses in Kaw Thaung
- Junta’s artillery attacks damage two house and injure local man
- Junta’s military operation forces 1,000 villagers to flee homes in Yebyu
Articles in Mon (PDF Format)
Categories
