Myanmar's rebel groups bomb pavilions built by military for New Years water festival — Radio Free Asia
The blasts were apparently meant to deter people from joining celebrations and dispel any notion of stability.
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The blasts were apparently meant to deter people from joining celebrations and dispel any notion of stability.
There were two grenade attacks on junta traffic police in Yangon City on the morning of 28 March.
The MPs of the People’s Parliament announced that the illegitimate Union Election Commission abolished the registrations of some political parties including the National League for Democracy (NLD) and the Shan National League for Democracy (SNLD) using illegitimate laws.
A Yangon bus company owned by the grandsons of former military dictator Ne Win offered free bus rides on 1 February, to celebrate the second anniversary of the Myanmar coup.
No group claimed responsibility for the explosion, which Myanmar's junta says was caused by a hand-made mine.