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Ayeyarwaddy Times

Thai PM orders to block Myanmar border arms smuggling routes

Following a request from Myanmar to block the flow of weapons to ethnic armed organizations, Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has ordered stricter checks at the border. Srettha said that Myanmar's Commander-in-Chief

ONE NEWS

Tun Min Aung and Raman end in a draw at MLWC

The 75kg 5-round bout between Tun Min Aung and Raman, which was the main event of the 11th Myanmar Traditional Boxing World Championship (MLWC) held at the Thein Phyu Boxing Stadium in Yangon on August 9, ended in a draw

ONE NEWS

SSPP says it upholds the principle of peaceful coexistence

SSPP Deputy Chairman (3) Sao Se Paing Fak said that the SSPP has always upheld the principle of self-determination and peaceful coexistence, based on the establishment of a federal union based on democracy and federalism

Mizzima (Burmese)

Sagaing flood death toll rises to 9 Keep adding water

Photo: Flood conditions and revolutionary forces in Sagaing Division. Records of assistance provided by civil society organizations YT (August 9) Mizzima. . A total of nine people have died due to the floods in Sagaing,

Myanmar International TV

Weather Report : Rising river levels and low pressure area

Water levels in several major rivers remained above their danger marks as of 6:30 a.m. Myanmar Standard Time on Sunday, according to observations. The Chindwin River at Minkin and Monywa, the Thanlwin River at Hpa-an, an

Myanmar International TV

President inspects flood-hit areas and provides assistance

President U Min Aung Hlaing inspected flood-affected areas in Ayeyawady Region on Sunday and observed ongoing measures to protect the Ngawun River embankment in Laymyethna Township of Hinthada District, where subsidence

Eleven Media

A woman was charged with anti-terrorism law for writing a comment on the Facebook page of a PDF group named Yebelu.

A woman was charged under the Anti-Terrorism Act for commenting on the PDF group's online page, a terrorist organization based in Ye Township, Mon State. The person who opened the case under the Anti-Terrorism Act is Ma Phu Pwong Wai (b), daughter of (29)-year-old Sese Se Village, Thanphyuzara Township, Mon State. It is said that an account has been opened and used under the name of Phoo Pwint Wai on the Facebook social networking site, and with that account, last July (30th) the text "rainy season" was posted on the page of the group "May everyone be safe" under that account.He wrote a comment. Similarly, on August 4th, on the page of the group, "Thank you donors, we can do it with strength" under the post, "May all donors be healthy, prosperous, and safe." On August 6th, on the page of the group, "100 days of sleep, the condition of the rabies, how dare you walk in the front row, are you green-headed? "May they be successful, Take care of everything. According to a person close to the security forces, Ma Phup Pwong Wai (b) Dychi Po, who had entered and wrote comments on the page of the writing group, was arrested by the relevant authorities. At present, it is reported that a case has been opened against Ma Phu Pwong Wai (B) and Dy Pu at the Thanphyuzara Police Station under Section 52 (A) of the Anti-Terrorism Act.

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A 3.5-magnitude earthquake near Pyongyang Dam

Mandalay Region The Department of Meteorology and Hydrology announced that a slight earthquake with a magnitude of 3.5 magnitude was centered near Gyigyi Tsakhon Township. August 9th At about 10:30 AM, the earthquake was

ONE NEWS

River water levels exceed warning levels in 5 cities

River water levels have exceeded warning levels in the five cities of Myinkhin, Monywa, Hpa-an, Madauk, and Myitnge, according to an announcement by the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology at 8 AM on August 9. The Ch

Mizzima (Burmese)

Fake videos of protests during Min Aung Hlaing's visit to Thailand circulated

Min Aung Hlaing, who became president through a sham election, visited Thailand on August 6 for a trip to meet with the Thai Prime Minister. Along with this arrival, there have been protest incidents, and videos claiming that some protesters were attacked by the Thai "Hue Mue" group, and videos claiming that Thai farmers protested against the Thai Prime Minister who met with Min Aung Hlaing, are circulating on social media. "Kyaw Soe Oo Channel" posted a video on August 7, writing, "These two people protested yesterday in front of the UN office in Bangkok. Today, the 'Hue Mue' group has cleared them out." The video shows one of the two people holding a signboard being attacked by someone wearing a blue shirt. Link – https://t.me/peoplemediamyanmar/19542 "Phong Kar Sar Pho Gyi Channel" posted a video, writing, "It is reported that the Thai Prime Minister Cheri Wuttichaiyen, who met with President U Min Aung Hlaing, was beaten by Thai farmers." The video shows some tension between Thai police and some protesters. Link – https://t.me/myanmarspicalarmy969/56166 Mizzima fact-checked these videos. Upon examining the video first distributed by Kyaw Soe Oo, it was found that the video was not from the current incident but from 2025. It was reported by the news outlet Prachatai that in April 2025, a Thai patriot assaulted a Myanmar worker after a protest against the military dictatorship. Link – https://prachataienglish.com/node/11373 The video claiming that Thai farmers protested against the Thai Prime Minister occurred on August 6. The content states, "The P-Move protest group, which marched from the Government House, was confronted and blocked by the Territorial Defense Volunteers at the Ministry of Interior, leading to a scuffle. Deputy Permanent Secretary Phasakorn intervened and negotiated, and a meeting was scheduled for August 19, after which the situation was finally resolved peacefully," according to a YouTube channel called "Thai News." Link – https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=amU0GjxNRFo Looking at the content of the video, it is seen that it is unrelated to Min Aung Hlaing's arrival. Therefore, it is true that there were protests when Min Aung Hlaing, who became president through a sham election, arrived in Thailand. While there were protests in front of the UN office and protests against a Thai Member of Parliament, the currently circulating videos are unrelated, and they are purely false propaganda being used to make it difficult for Myanmar nationals in Thailand. Edited and presented by = Zee Tee

Myanmar International TV

President attends meeting to review rehabilitation efforts

President U Min Aung Hlaing attended a meeting in Pathein of Ayeyawady Region, on Saturday to review relief, rescue and rehabilitation efforts following flooding caused by damage to the Ngawun River embankment in Laymyet

Myanmar International TV

Culture &Tourism : Efforts for development of cultural tourism

Aiming for the long-term resilience of ancient heritage in Kengtung District, Shan State (South) and systematic maintenance measures, Union Minister for Hotels, Tourism and Culture U Maung Myint inspected the Ngan Pha Mo

Myanmar International TV

Restoration Efforts : Efforts to rebuild homes in Falam

Cement, roofing sheets and roofing nails are being provided to residents of Falam in Chin State, whose homes were damaged during violent incidents. Deputy Minister for Border Affairs Maj-Gen Kyaw Swar Oo inspected ongoin