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Aye Thandar Hospital in Mawlamyine Township, Mon State, was forcibly closed by the Junta for three months, alleging the employment of staff affiliated with the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) reported sources from the health sector. This action was taken after a surprise check conducted by a team, including inspectors from various departments such as the Health Department

As the military junta’s losses mount, the resistance faces growing challenges of cohesion and coordination.

Since 'Operation 1027' launched by the Three Brotherhood Alliance, the surrender count of Junta troops including officers has soared to 6,065, as per Burma News International - Myanmar Peace Monitor (BNI-MPM) records. Around 4,000 Junta troops surrendered in northern Shan State, 1,101 in Rakhine State, 566 in Mon State, 566 in Karen State, 210 in Kachin State, 76 in Karenni

Soldiers and police are compiling lists from ward and village administrators in Mawlamyine Township Mon State, to forcibly recruit local youths into military service locals said. Junta’s soldiers and police are conducting nighttime patrols in Mawlamyine, ostensibly for security, but are instead conducting surprise raids and abducting young individuals who have reached

The Mon State Revolutionary Force (MSRF) and their allies successfully apprehended a militia group seizing their weapons and ammunition in Kyonnye village, located within Khawzar sub-township, Ye township, Mon State. MSRF announced that the militia group had been recruiting soldiers for military service, prompting public complaints. On April 23rd, MSRF forces conducted an

Outbreaks of various illnesses affecting male and female inmates at Kyaikmaraw Central Prison in Mon State, appears to have been caused by the inadequate distribution of drinking and as well as utility water, sources close to the prison said. In spite of a prolonged period of scorching heat, prison authorities refuse to provide an adequate water supply to inmates and are

Since the beginning of 2024, Ye Township in Mon State has experienced a notable disruption in governance mechanisms, locals said. Under the Junta's rule, aside from the education and health sectors, all other departments in Ye Township, including administrative, judicial, and security sectors, have become virtually non-operational, leading to a surge in impunity among

Deputy Sr. Gen. Soe Win has not been reported in public since April 3.

Airstrikes and artillery killed nearly 400 civilians in the first quarter of 2024, RFA data shows.

In-state undergraduate tuition will increase by 2.5%, and out-of-state tuition will increase by 5% after the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia approved new tuition rates for