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Nang Noung Noung and Sai Harn Lin — As fighting continues between various armed groups and the Military Council in northern Shan State, civilians within the conflict zone are seeking refuge from the escalating violence. An anonymous source informed SHAN that heavy fighting involving heavy and light gunfire broke out between the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and Burma army
In Hseni Township, situated within Lashio District, Shan State, a conflict erupted between the Military Council troops and the Kachin Independence Army (KIA). As a result some residents have fled the conflict. Since September 16 clashes between the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and the Military Council troops have been ongoing between Ho Nawng village and Ping Kan village in
In Hseni Township, situated within Lashio District, Shan State, a conflict erupted between the Military Council troops and the Kachin Independence Army (KIA). As a result some residents have fled the conflict. Since September 16 clashes between the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and the Military Council troops have been ongoing between Ho Nawng village and Ping Kan village in
In Hkonson village, located in the Lashio District of northern Shan State, residents are currently grappling with hardships caused by Junta troops deployed in the village. These troops are forcing villagers to supply drinking water and meet their water requirements for general use. Since June 10th, the Military Council troops have been coercing the Hkonson villagers into
According to reports, approximately 300 troops of the United Wa State Army (UWSA) have recently entered the Mong Yaw region of Lashio District, located in Shan State. Locals told the Shan Herald that a UWSA column of nearly 300 troops entered the Mong Yaw region of Lashio District on the west side of the Salween River from the east of the Salween River this week. "Wa troops