Insein Road News Today

At least 14 Myanmar junta forces including a pro-regime militia member were killed in the last three days as People’s Defense Force groups (PDFs)

The NUG Ministry of Labor announced that local and international workers and sailors could report violations of their labour rights to the ministry.

Junta soldiers guarding the Electric Power Corporation (EPC) office on the Yangon to Insein Road, in Yangon’s Hlaing Township were attacked at 4:30 p.m. on 27 September.

The NUG Ministry of Labor announced that local and international workers and sailors could report violations of their labour rights to the ministry.

The NUG expressed their disappointment with the statement by the United Nations Special Envoy to Myanmar.

A man was shot dead at the traffic lights on the corner of Railway Station Street and Insein Road in Hline Township, Yangon Region, on the morning of August 29.   The man, said to be living in Hline Ward-1, left home together with his wife in a private car.

A civilian and an official in Mandalay and a Kayah policeman were shot dead; blasts occurred in five regions/states; anti-junta events were held in the US, Japan, Italy.

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