Aircraft patrol worries local villagers in Kyarinnseikyi
March 18, 2024
HURFOM: On March 13th and 14th, 2024, military aircraft patrolled over villages in Kyarinnseikyi Township, Karen State which are under the control of the New Mon State Party (AD – Anti Military Dictatorship) and local villagers are now worrying about possible armed clashes.
“Yesterday (March 14), two aircraft were flying over Win Yaw Seik Kyi, Line Ka Ne and Win Kabar village three times,” said a resident from Kyarinnseikyi Township.
Read moreConscription law threatens future prospects of Burmese youth
March 18, 2024
HURFOM: As the conflict intensifies across Burma, it has become abundantly clear that the military junta is losing the war it started. In an effort to bolster their military losses, they have turned to even more drastic measures. On February 10th, 2024, the military council enacted compulsory conscription law.
According to the conscription bill, men who are in the 18-35 age range and women who are in the 18-27 age range can be selected for military service.
Read moreFive women killed and 16 injured by artillery attacks within two months in Mon State
March 15, 2024
HURFOM: In January and February, 2024, five women were killed while another 16 women were injured by the junta’s indiscriminate artillery attacks, according to the Humanitarian Aid and Rescue Department of the Mon State Federal Council (MSFC).
Read moreAh Nin villagers flee due to military tension
March 15, 2024
HURFOM: In the last few days, more than 100 troops of the New Mon State Party (AD – Anit Military Dictatorship) have been active near Ah Nin village, Thanbyuzayat Township, Mon State. The threat of an imminent armed clash between the revolutionary groups and the military junta, has triggered nearly all of the villagers to flee their homes.
Read moreWoman injured in the “Chaung Taung Bridge” attack
March 15, 2024
HURFOM: In the morning of March 14th, 2024, the “Ye Ba Lue” revolutionary armed group attacked the military check-point at Chaung Taung Bridge in Ye Township, Mon State.
Two soldiers were killed and a 58-year-old woman from Chaung Taung village sustained a gunshot injury during the attack.
Read moreMan steps on a landmine and loses his leg in Tha Yet Chaung
March 14, 2024
HURFOM: On March 11th, 2024, a man from Tha Yet Hna Kwa village, Tha Yet Chaung Township, Tenasserim Division stepped on a landmine and lost one of his legs.
60-year-old U Myint Soe was going fishing with his friend, when he stepped on a landmine.
Read moreTwo young men shot and killed at junta’s check-point in Bilin
March 14, 2024
HURFOM: On March 11th, 2024, junta’s soldiers at the “Than Ta Dar” check-point in Bilin Township, Mon State shot three young men accusing them of not stopping their motorbike. Two young men were killed while another was severely injured, according to a source close to the victims’ family.
The young men were traveling from Kyike Hto Township to Bilin Township. Two of the deceased victims were 30-year-old Har Shin and 27-year-old Joe Thein and 30-year-old Ko Chit Ko was severely injured.
Read more80 houses burnt down again in an intense battle in Kaw Ka Rate
March 14, 2024
HURFOM: On March 11th, 2024, the military junta and the joint forces of revolutionary armed groups were battling again in Kaw Ka Rate City, Karen State and at least 80 houses were destroyed and burnt down in the battle, reported local sources.
The junta launched both artillery attacks and air assaults during the battle with artillery shells exploding in Ward #6, Kaw Ra Rate City.
Read moreNumber of matriculated students declines five fold since the attempted coup
March 13, 2024
HURFOM: The matriculation examination will be held from March 11 to 19, 2024, without any breaks all across Burma.
Mon State routinely had about 30,000 matriculated students, but that number has declined five-fold since the attempted coup.
In Mon State there are now 5,767 matriculated students, according to the Chief of the Education Department in Mon State.
Read moreSix villagers disappear in Thanbyuzayat Township
March 13, 2024
HURFOM: In the first week of March, 2024, six villagers from Thanbyuzayat Township disappeared and no one has been able to be in contact with them.
On March 6, 40-year-old Nai Than Zaw, 50-year-old Nai Ah Kyel and two of their friends left home to buy cooking items and invited people for an “ordination ceremony”, but they never returned home.
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Latest Headlines
- One civilian died due to the battles in Thane Za Yet
- Frequent armed conflicts stop operation of schools in Kaw Ka Rate
- Ten young men per ward must serve as conscripts in Kyarinnseikyi
- Military Junta Burns High School to Ash in Bilin
- Two siblings sustain severe injuries from landmine explosion in Thanbyuzayat
- Junta arrests young man and forces him to serve as conscript in Mudon
- Three family members arrested in Maw Ka Nin
- Rubber plantation worker sustains injury in armed clash in Maw Ka Nin
- Junta’s troops launch military operation in Long Lone that kills local woman
- Intense fighting forces 500 residents to flee homes in Phar Pon
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