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On March 29, ethnic environmental protection organizations from the Myanmar side, along with Thai civil environmental groups, gathered in Chiang Mai, Thailand, to tackle the surge in wildfire incidents and the accompanying air pollution, caused by smoke from burning fires in the Salween River areas along the Thailand-Myanmar border.

Resistance forces, led by the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), the armed wing of KNU, have compelled the retreat of Junta forces stationed at Lekalaykyo and Kyulu bases and obstructed the Military Council troops' marching and logistic routes. The Mutraw District newsletter published on February 14th reported that the Military Council had abandoned two bases within Mutraw

Resistance forces, led by the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), the armed wing of KNU, have compelled the retreat of Junta forces stationed at Lekalaykyo and Kyulu bases and obstructed the Military Council troops' marching and logistic routes. The Mutraw District newsletter published on February 14th reported that the Military Council had abandoned two bases within Mutraw

Since the 2021 coup the growing intensity of the Junta’s battles with the Karen resistance has spawned and ever- growing displacement of villagers now totaling over 700,000 IDPs who have fled from artillery fire and aerial bombardment in the seven districts of the Kawthoolei region, under the control of the Karen National Union (KNU).

In the Mutraw (Hpapun) District of Karen State, Military Council troops are engaged in the looting of possessions from the residences of individuals who have vacated their homes, in order to seeking employment elsewhere to sustain their livelihoods, locals said. Owing to their lack of access to education and healthcare, as well as obstacles in securing essential food items