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ほぼ夜行列車絶滅状態のミャンマーで唯一？走るバガン行き61UP。
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Jun 12
Three Men Arrested in Thandwe with ICE Drugs Worth Over MMK 23 Million
AB News – June 12, 2026
THANDWE, Arakan — The Department of Law Enforcement and Public Security (DLEPS) has arrested three men in Thandwe District after seizing crystal methamphetamine (ICE) with an estimated street value exceeding MMK 23.3 million.
The suspects were identified as U Aung Aung (38) and U Bo Gyi, also known as Maung Maung Myint (52), both from Shwe Kyaung Pyin Village in Thandwe Township, and Ko Nyi Nyi, also known as Ko Sithway Nyi (26), from Mya Pyin Ward (6) in Ngapali Town.
According to DLEPS, authorities received information on June 9 that narcotics were being distributed from U Aung Aung’s residence in Yejo Pyin Village, Thandwe. When officers conducted a search, the suspect had already fled the area.
Following further investigations, DLEPS officers tracked and arrested U Aung Aung at his sister’s residence on the morning of June 10.
Based on information obtained during interrogation, authorities learned that the narcotics had allegedly been purchased from U Bo Gyi. Subsequent searches led officers to a salon owned by U Bo Gyi, where 27 packages of ICE weighing a total of 322.33 grams were discovered hidden in a padauk tree. The seized drugs were valued at approximately MMK 23.34 million.
In a separate operation on June 10, DLEPS officers searched the residence of Ko Nyi Nyi in Ngapali after receiving reports of drug use and distribution. During the search, officers confiscated an additional package of ICE methamphetamine.
The three suspects remain in custody and have been charged under DLEPS Case No. 2/2026. Charges include possession of narcotics for sale, drug consumption, and involvement in or financial support of narcotics-related offenses under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Law.
Photo caption: File photo showing two suspects arrested with 3.2 million WY methamphetamine tablets near Oatshitpin, Padaung Township, Pyay District, on May 1, 2026. [Archived]
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On 11.6.2026, at about 17 36, a tree fell on the Yangon-Pyay Road, Daral Bo Village, Hlegu Township, Yangon Region. SAR members from the Hlegu Township Fire Station carried out clearance operations.
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On 11.6.2026, at about 11:42, a tree fell on Pyay road in Myanmar Thazin Ward, Ward No. 7, Kamayut Township, Yangon Region. SAR members from the Kamayut Township Fire Station carried out clearance operations.
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On 11.6.2026, at about 11:42, a tree fell on Pyay road in Myanmar Thazin Ward, Ward No. 7, Kamayut Township, Yangon Region. SAR members from the Kamayut Township Fire Station carried out clearance operations.
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On 9.6.2026, at about 13 20, a tree fell on the Yangon-Pyay Expressway, Hle Ngok Chaung Village, Hmawbi Township, Yangon Region. SAR members from the Hmawbi Township Fire Station carried out clearance operations.
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On 9.6.2026, at about 13 10, a tree fell near Milepost No (113), Yangon - Pyay Expressway, Oak Pho Township, Bago Region. SAR members from the Oak Pho Township Fire Station carried out clearance operations.
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On 6.6.2026, at about 13 25, a tree fell and blocked the road beside the Yangon–Pyay Road and Department Road, Bodhikone Ward, Taikkyi Township, Yangon Region. SAR members from the Taikkyi Township Fire Station carried out clearance operations.
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On 5.6.2026, at about 16 10, a tree fell onto a residential house at Waroon Section (3), Nawin Ward, Pyay Township, Bago Region. SAR members from the Pyay District Fire Station carried out clearance operations.
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Jun 3
Join us this Friday for the Makers Market & Skills Fair. Enjoy free workshops and explore women-owned market stalls — all part of our joint project launch with @unwomenmyanmar, supported by France🇫🇷.
5 Jun | 10am–12:30pm Sein Lan So Pyay Garden
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Jun 2
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Junta troops conducting military operations in the lower villages of Launglon Township, Dawei District, Tanintharyi Region, burned down six civilian homes in Ka Dut Gyi Village.
On May 28, junta troops entered Ka Dut Gyi Village through a forest route while carrying out village-to-village operations in southern Launglon Township. After entering the village, the troops set fire to civilian homes.
The troops first stationed themselves at a monastery on Yankin Taung before moving into Chay Taw Yar Monastery inside Ka Dut Gyi Village. On the same day, resistance joint forces carried out a drone attack against junta troops stationed at the monasteries. The junta troops responded with artillery fire.
Following the exchange of drone and artillery attacks, junta troops burned down six houses located near Chay Taw Yar Monastery, where they were stationed.
“Four houses were completely destroyed. The remaining two can still be repaired. We could only watch,” said a local resident.
The fire completely destroyed four homes, including a two-story building, wooden houses, and thatched-roof homes. Two other houses were partially damaged.
Since May 20, the Junta has reportedly been conducting village-to-village operations across Launglon Township. Local residents said the troops often move secretly before suddenly entering villages, arresting civilians, and confiscating money and valuables before releasing them.
Thousands of villagers from Sit Pyae, Nyin Maw, Gaw Inn, Auk Ye Phyu, Ka Dut Gyi, Kyat Yet Twin, Tha Pyay Shaung, and Thakyet Taw village tracts have been forced to flee their homes.
Local sources also reported that young people have been arrested and forced to accompany junta troops as porters, carrying supplies and equipment. Dozens of youths remain detained.
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