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Junta arrests tricycles in Paung and extorts money from owners

HURFOM: Since April 7^th, 2025, the junta’s traffic police have been arresting tricycles in Paung Township, Mon State. The junta justified the tricycles created more and more traffic accidents, local villagers reported HURFOM.

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Junta arrests young social workers who provide aids to earthquake victims

HURFOM: On March 18^th, 2025, 7.7 deadliest earthquake in Burma has killed more than 3,600 people and destroyed numerous buildings and temples in Sagaing, Mandalay and Naypyidaw. Moreover, hundreds of thousands of people have victimized by the earthquake. 

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Two Civilians Injured, Home Destroyed in Junta Shelling on Thanbyuzayat Townshp

Two civilians were injured and a home was destroyed after junta troops launched artillery shells into a village in Mon State’s Thanbyuzayat Township, according to local sources.

The attack occurred on the evening of April 5, at around 6 p.m., when artillery fired from the Waekalee-based military command exploded inside the residential area of Kalaing Padaw village. There was no active fighting in the area at the time.

“A 120mm artillery shell landed and exploded in someone’s yard. A man and a woman were injured, and the house caught fire,” said one local resident.

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Junta’s forces arrest two CDM schoolteachers after checking their UID

HURFOM: On March 18^th, 2025, the joint team of junta’s troops and police members stopped travelers and checked their UID (unique identifier) at the entrances or exists of towns and villages in Long Lone Township, Tenasserim Division.

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Five Escape, One Successfully Flees, Four Recaptured After Being Deported from Thailand to Kaw Thaung for Conscription

A group of young men who were deported from Thailand back to Burma through the Kaw Thaung border were being forcibly recruited into military training by the junta. Among them, five attempted to escape. One successfully fled, while four were recaptured. Their families and relatives reportedly have no knowledge of their whereabouts.

According to local sources, these individuals were taken to the Light Infantry Battalion No. 431 in Kaw Thaung Township for military training. The escape reportedly occurred in the last week of March.

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Junta’s artillery attack injuries two villagers in Thanbyuzayat

HURFOM: On April 5^th, 2025, the junta’s regiment based in Yell Ta Gon village launched 120-mm artillery attack to Ka Lane Pa Daw village, Thanbyuzayat Township, Mon State without having any active armed clash in nearby area and the artillery explosion injured two villagers, according to local reports.

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Junta’s troops arrest and kill fish pond owner in Kyike Hto

HURFOM: On April 4^th, 2025, the junta’s troops arrested a fish pond owner who was doing fish farming nearby the village cemetery in Sout Pa Nuu village, Kyike Hto Township, Mon State and shot and killed him soon after the arrest.

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Mother and daughter shot and killed by a local armed group

HURFOM: In the third week of March, 2025, a local armed group shot and killed a mother and a daughter from Pyaun Ma Htein village track nearby Three Pagoda Pass, Kyarinnseikyi Township, Krean State.

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Junta’s army and administrators accept bribe money and protect gambling events in Mudon

HURFOM: Gambling events are been organized publicly in Mudon Township, Mon State under the context of celebrating local traditional festivals. The army and the administrators have been accepting bribe money from the organizers and providing a security guard to the gambling events, local villagers reported HURFOM.

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Theft cases on the rise in Gyaing River area but no action from local authority

HURFOM: Local villagers reported HURFOM that theft and burglary cases were on the rise at night in Kyune Yaw, Dhammasa, Kaw Bane and nearby villages, Kyikemayaw Township, on the border of Mon and Krean State; however, there was no action or punishment from the junta’s army that controlled the area.

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