MYANMAR NEWS: 9th October (eng+ita)
The 2 collaborators of the deputy commander of the deputy minister of the Tatmadaw, have testified that morale in the Tatmadaw is low and that many soldiers are not following orders from above. Once thought as a monolithic institution, the military regime is showing signs of stress, although it’s still early to say anything about the result.
POLITICS, ECONOMY AND OTHER NEWS
• 2 collaborators (including the driver) of the deputy commander in the North West command, have defected in Chi Myo Htut Hlaingn State
• The military regime prohibits to watch DVB, BBC and VOA
• 1 million doses of Covidshield vaccines arrived in Yangon today.
YANGON
• Mingaladon: regime fighters tried to shoot a rocked-propelled in Yangon airport.
SAGAING
• Katha: 7 pro-military ward administrators resigned, after threats by Resistance fighters
• Salingyi : 6 regime forces killed in yesterday’s landmine attack
• Shwebo: Ko Thein Zaw, young protests leader killed
• Kyauk Yit (Myaung): Resistance fighters attack military vehicles killing and unknown number of soldiers
• Puleh: Resistance fighters kill 5 regime soldiers
• Taungtha: Resistance fighters kill a man guarding the Chinese oil pipeline
• Monywa: various explosions in various military and their families sites.
KAREN (KAYIN) STATE
• Kawkareik: 3 regime soldiers killed
• Kamamaung, Mutraw: ward administrator killed
KACHIN STATE
• Indawgyi Mong Naung village, Mohnyin: two Junta fighter jets bombed civilian houses, missing the target.
CHIN STATE
• Thantlang: one soldiers died during clashes between Regime fighters and Matteo
KARENNI (KAYAH) STATE
• Demoso: regime soldiers shot and killed 2 civilians
SHAN STATE
• Over 6,000 civilians displaced by a conflict between two rival ethnic armed organization
MAGWAY
• Myaing Township: a couple who was member of the pro-military political party USDP was shot. The husband died, while the wife has been injured.
• Yesagyo: a Mytel employee lost his legs after an explosion caused by a landmine planted by islandregime soldiers to protect military economic interests from Resistance fighters attacks.
TANINTHARYI
• Dawei: clashes between Pyu Saw Htee (civilian pro-military armed gorup)and Resistance fighters. 2 Pyu Saw Htee killed
BANGLADESH
• Bangladesh is planning to relocate over 80,000 Rohingya from Cox’s Bazar to Bhashan Char island, after an agreement with the UN that will oversee the conditions of refugees in the new place. 19,000 Rohingya have been moved there despite concerns by the UN and Amnesty international. The island is thought to have an inhospitable weather, and dozens Rohingya found death trying to escape by boat. Over 850,000 Rohingya are living as refugees in Bangladesh after fleeing Myanmar because of the violence in Arakan (Rakhine) State
COVID DAILY (real numbers are believed to be much higher than officially reported)
1,448 new cases and 36 new deaths
AAPP Burma update
1161 (+1) civilians killed since February 1st
7164 (+18) still under detention
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