Chin State A
church and more than 50 homes were set on fire this morning in Thantlang. Fighting broke out yesterday between the local defense
coalition and the military council in Kalemyo Township, Sagaing Division. In
Magway Division, a villager from Namkha village was killed by the army. Kyaw
Kyaw Thein reports from Rangoon.
Chin
State Fighting between the army and local militias has been raging in
Thantlang since September, with several houses set on fire on December 30. More
than 50 homes were set on fire, said a Thantlang resident.
"It
simply came to our notice then. 55 houses. There is no one left. Now
the CDF groups. There are council troops. They have only two
armies."
The fire
broke out at around 10 am in addition to homes and the Assembly of God (AG). There
have been frequent shootings in Thantlang due to the presence of military
councils and local CDFs. At least 10 houses have been set on fire in
Thantlang since September, burning more than 650 homes. Residents have
been fleeing the fighting since the beginning of the fighting, leaving tens of
thousands of refugees across Thantlang Township.
“It is
estimated that there are only tens of thousands in the whole township. But
some are moving to Mizoram. Some are fleeing to the villages on the border
of Thantlang Township as a safe haven. There are some who are living close
to each other now. All of them are difficult. It is difficult to eat
and drink. ”
Fighting
also broke out between local defense forces and military council forces in
Kalemyo Township, Sagaing Division, bordering Chin State. Fighting broke
out between the military council and the local defense force in Hakha Lay
village in southern Kalemyo Township for most of the day yesterday, according
to a PDF spokesman.
"Since
yesterday morning, the military council troops have been advancing westward
from Nat Chaung," he said. They have increased from Chaung Khu to
Hakha. The clash started between this Hakha and the wet. The military
council troops were cut off between Hakha and the wetland. The fighting
lasted until 3 or 4 pm. No coalition troops were injured in yesterday's
clashes. We know that 15 enemy soldiers will be killed. "
PDF
(Kalay); CNDF Chin National Defense Force; Fighting broke out between
the Zomi PDF and the People's Liberation Army (PLA). PDF leaders say the
military suffered heavy casualties in yesterday's fighting.
General
Zaw Min Tun, a spokesman for the military council, said that despite the
clashes with the child protection group PDFs in Hakha Lay village, there were
no casualties.
"As a
child, security forces were shot dead by the PDF terrorist group in
Hakha," he said. The shooting took place around 11 pm Then they
retreated to the west. No one was injured.
Some
houses in Chaung Khu and Hakhalay villages were set on fire during the fighting. Residents
of Hakhalay village near the scene of the fighting are fleeing, and some
villagers who did not flee are being held at the temple by the military
council, according to a local resident.
“Yesterday,
the whole village fled in Hakha Lay village. About 15 to 16 people could
not escape. When the military councils came to the village, they called
all of them and closed the temple. All of them are fleeing the war. I
have not dared to return to the village yet. ”
Nat
Chaung, Kalemyo Township due to the fighting. ချောင်း ခြ၊ Hakha
Lay Thousands of Pan Mon Chaung villagers are also fleeing the war. Aid
workers in Kalemyo say it is difficult to help the refugees.
In Magway
Division, a man was killed in Namkha village, which was set up by the military
junta yesterday, according to a local resident.
“After
entering the village on the 29th, we were stationed at night. At the time
of the deployment, about 40 houses were carrying valuables. And the
chickens, Ducks They killed the pigs. Pan Maung, 46, was also
killed after being put in a barn and set on fire. A 60-year-old man with a
mental illness: They also beat him. "Now I am worried about my life
here."
Chin
State Sagaing Division In Magway Division, there are clashes between
the military council and local people's defense forces, and the military is
clearing areas where there may be militia groups.
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