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Some individuals from the African continent and East Africa, who entered the country through illegal routes via neighboring countries, have fallen victim to human trafficking and scams at online fraud and gambling sites
Junta troops deployed to the mountainous border areas of Ye Kyi and Sapaung townships in the Ayeyarwaddy Region have suffered heavy losses and are unable to return to their bases intact, leading to continuous desertions
AYEYARWADDY TIMES June 30, A shooting incident occurred on Monday at a youth welfare facility in northern Germany, resulting in the deaths of six people, and the suspect has been apprehended, according to the police. Fiv
Head of State U Min Aung Hlaing and his wife, Daw Kyu Kyu Hla, will visit Laos as state guests at the invitation of Lao President Mr. Thongloun Sisoulith, and will hold discussions with the Lao President, the Ministry of
Despite some misunderstandings from certain ASEAN countries, Myanmar is cooperating in a friendly manner, said Dr. Khai Khai Soe, spokesperson for the State President's Office. This was stated in response to a question f
More than 1.35 billion kyats have been proposed for the renovation and construction of toilets in 235 basic education schools in the Yangon Region in the current fiscal year, according to U Bo Htay, the Minister of Socia
Myanmar President U Min Aung Hlaing will embark on a state visit to Laos from July 3 to 5, accompanied by a high-level delegation, at the invitation of Lao President Thongloun Sisoulith, The Star reported. According to a
It is known that the Bago Region Parliament responded to a starless question asked by U Myo Myo Thein, the regional parliamentarian for Constituency No. 2 of Thantabin Township, Bago Region, stating that there is current
■ Aung San Suu Kyi is being prosecuted under the law and is currently serving a sentence, therefore she is not allowed to meet with international representatives. Dr. Khine Khine Soe, spokesperson for the State Administr
Dr. Khine Khine Soe, the spokesperson for the Presidential Office, stated that Myanmar has not failed in its responsibilities at all for its relations with ASEAN. This was stated by Dr. Khine Khine Soe, the spokesperson
■ If the local people do not agree with the Myitsone project, it will not be easy for the project to succeed. President's office spokesperson Dr. Khaing Khaing Soe said that if the local people do not agree with the Myitsone project, it will not be easy to achieve the project. At the press conference of the President's Office held in Nay Pyi Taw this afternoon (June 30), it was learned that talks are underway in Kachin State to resume the Myitsone project, and in response to a reporter's question about how the public's concerns will be resolved if the project continues, President Office spokesperson DoEta Khaing Khaing Soe added the above. "The question you just asked is about the people's concerns, and the people's concerns are correct, and the President is also concerned about the people's concerns. The President said about this project on July 22, 2025. If the local people do not accept it, if they do not agree, this project will not be easy to succeed. That is why we need to get the opinion of the local people.This is not the President yet, This kind of guidance was given during the interim president's tenure. The relevant local committees, Next Kachin State Government At that time, it was like January 2026. In January, we formed 24 members and held meetings with the public on the ground. There, the results of their discussion came out. Here are the results of our discussionNot released yet. We will continue to analyze," Dr. Khaing Khaing Soe said. In the results of the discussion, all the people who discussed in the discussion think that electricity is needed. Dr. Khaing Khaing Soe said that all residents want electricity. Dr. Khaing Khaing Soe said, "All the people we discussed want electricity. All the local residents want electricity. But some of them are getting wrong information. If this is done, the floods will disappear, the residents will have to move out, etc. If this happens, they will worry about people's lives and livelihoods. This is why they are worried.We have also analyzed and studied in detail. How good is it? How much is the negative effect?
Yangon, June 30 Sources from the region have reported that the terrorist military council has been dropping more than 60 bombs on Mindat Township in Chin State, continuing their attacks until this evening. It has been le
Yangon June 30 Every time I bend, Aung Lam Township, An official from Tharek District No. 2 Battalion told the Yangon Modern News Agency that the attack on the Kyaukphataung circuit camp caused damage to the army and damaged the nests. On June 27, at around 11:24 p.m., Aung Lam Township, Kyaukphataung District Police Station was attacked by revolutionary forces with heavy weapons. The attack lasted about 10 minutes and the soldiers, Police were injured and buildings were damaged. "He is the Kaking Scan of Pakasa 15. It is the enemy's inner area. Aung Lam Kapasa 15 was crossing the road so they opened fire. We know that there were casualties and damage to buildings, but we do not know the exact details. They fired 10 rounds of 40mm and 5 rounds," said an official from the 2nd Battalion of Tharek District to the Yangon Modern News Agency. The attack was carried out by the 2nd Battalion of Thare District. It was attacked by soldiers from the 2nd Bravo column, and the revolutionary forces were able to retreat unharmed. As for the people in Aung Lam, the office where the military council soldiers live, police station He urged people to join the revolution by staying away from buildings. In addition, Mandalay The Taung Tha People Defense Force announced that a drone bombed a terrorist military station in Ma Hlaing Township. On June 29, around 9:00 a.m. in Ma Hlaing Township, The PDF Drone Team dropped 4 bombs on the terrorist army stationed at the Pagoda in the village. During the attack, 5 soldiers were injured and it was reported that the PKAF of Ma Hlaing Township cooperated with the A PDF Drone Team. The post Attack on the Kyaukphataung police station affected by the military? Ma Hlaing also attacked a military station with a drone appeared first on Khit Thit Media.
A Kachin State government official stated that the state government, departments, and organizations must recognize the mission of propagating Sasana and cooperate for the purification, perpetuation, and propagation of Sa
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a statement urging the public not to purchase or use counterfeit medicines that closely resemble Albutein, which has received drug registration in Myanmar, as they have b
Farmers in the Pong Inn area of southern Shan State are facing a deepening financial crisis as falling rice prices leave many unable to recover the cost of this year’s harvest. Since mid-June, farmers have struggled to s
In Leway Township, Naypyidaw, gambling and drug sales are being conducted by paying 70 Lakhs of Kyats per week to administrators and police, and no action is being taken despite public complaints, local residents told Ya
Concerns are emerging that conflict among revolutionary forces may escalate further following the raid on a PDF base in Monywa.
The Shweku-Nga-O road section in Shweku Township, Kachin State, has been blocked by revolutionary forces, and clashes have occurred with terrorist military columns, a local source told Yangon Khit Thit Media. Starting to
Yangon June 30 A 5-year-old boy was injured in Fruso by the terrorist army's airstrikes, and 1 child was killed in Yekyaw village of Gu Township, bringing the death toll to 2, according to local people's statements and n
Some regions in Myanmar could experience heavy rains and are advised to be cautious of floods and landslides due to the strengthening of the monsoon low pressure system and the impact of the southwest monsoon, according
June 30 Mizzima. The junta spokesperson said that the detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi will only be allowed to meet the ASEAN special envoy after she has served her sentence. Dr. Khin Khin Soe, the 2026 Presidential Offi
Thai authorities have been conducting continuous inspections and arrests of Myanmar migrant workers in various provinces across Thailand, and the number of Myanmar nationals arrested in June alone has reached 195. Accord
Photo: Min Tu Township. The girls who died in the Shim village bombing. Chin State On June 29, the military group attacked Min Tu Township with 37 bombs in one day, killing three girls under the age of 10, according to local residents and war refugees. (CJ) Pakhoi (June 30) Mizzima. . Chin State In Min Tu Township, the military group dropped 37 bombs in one day, killing three girls under the age of 10, according to local residents and war helpers. Mintang Township, At 5:30 a.m. on June 29, the army of the military group dropped three bombs with a jet fighter on Shim village, and they exploded on the roofs of residential houses, killing three girls and injuring others. "It has nothing to do with the place where there is a battle, there is no battle. They were hit and killed when they were sleeping early in the morning," said Mizzima, a person who helped escape from the war in Min Tu Township. He said, "Are the little girls still sleeping in the morning? They are children who play well and go to bed early at night. They will not be able to wake up in the morning to study. They will think that their childhood lives are a dream without even the heat. My heart is broken. Children who have gone to sleep forever." At 5:15 p.m. that day, HKL, which monitors the news of Min Tug City, informed that the military group came twice with jet fighters and dropped four bombs near Min Tug City. Similarly, between 6:35 PM and 7:20 PM, Y12 aircraft dropped triple bombs 11 times on the eastern areas of Min Tu City. The extent of the damage in these attacks is not yet known. In order for the army to recapture Min Tug, Magwe Division, It is reported that since May 29th, the battle between the Chin Revolutionary Forces and the joint allies has been going on since May 29th. The Chin Human Rights Organization (CHRO) has announced that the army has been aggressively attacking the township from the ground, but has not been able to control the township yet, and has been bombarded from the air. He said that between April 11th and June 22nd, 168 flights and 440 bombing attacks were carried out by warplanes. In total, 45 percent of all bombings took place in four days, with 91 airstrikes the most in a single day, according to CHRO records. letter. . in the future The post 3 girls under the age of 10 were killed when nearly 40 bombs were dropped in Min Army appeared first on BUR.MIZZIMA.COM.
The 16th day of the second regular session of the third Pyithu Hluttaw was held today, June 30, at 10:00 AM in the Pyithu Hluttaw meeting hall in Nay Pyi Taw. Of the 351 eligible Hluttaw representatives, 346 were in atte
The pre-event ceremony for Myanmar Women's Day, which falls on July 3rd, 2026, was held Tuesday morning at the Zabuthiri Hall of the Nay Pyi Taw Council Office. The ceremony was attended by the Chairman of the Nay Pyi Ta
The Union Minister for Immigration and Population, U Myint Kyaing, accompanied by responsible officials, visited the Basic Education High School (Moe Swe) in Moe Swe Village, Ottarathiri Township, Union Territory, in the
It is reported that the Chairman of the Union Civil Service Board, U Tin Maung Win, accompanied by Rector of the Civil Service Academy (Lower Myanmar), U Kyaw Htwe, attended the 10th International Nevsky Forum held in St
Mandalay Region Chief Minister U Myo Aung on Tuesday received 12 State Hluttaw Representatives led by Chin State Hluttaw Speaker U Kaw Lian Htan at the meeting hall of the Region Government Office. The meeting focused ma
Mekong, June 30 It has been learned from Karenni State sources that a village in Nammehkone Township, Karenni State, was bombed twice by the Military Council's fighter jets. The Military Council carried out the bombing t
More than 5,400 people from Mon State have been conscripted across the junta's first 26 rounds of conscription, according to data compiled by Than Lwin Times. On June 27, junta officials and cabinet members of the regime
Resistance forces from Chin State, Arakan (Rakhine) State, and Magway Region are jointly resisting a major junta offensive targeting the southern Chin State towns of Mindat and Kanpetlet. The offensive is being countered
Burma News International (BNI) is a network of 15 independent media and news organizations based in and around Burma A soil dump collapse near an old jade mine in Namhmaw Village, Hsengtaung Village Tract in Kachin State
The instructions were clear: He had four days to make each victim fall in love. And there were a lot of victims. Online, Safeer Mohammed Koorimannil, who was trafficked to a scam center in Myanmar, impersonated a 28-year-old Singaporean woman named Ella. On a typical shift, he said, he chatted with more than 100 people across dozens of profiles at the same time, as supervisors prowled among the desks with electric batons. In just a month, Koorimannil targeted some 50,000 victims from at least 17 countries, according to records he smuggled out to The Associated Press. His “clients” included a widowed tailor in Kurdistan, a pastry chef in Turkey, a sheep farmer in Kyrgyzstan, soldiers in Iraq, an engineer in Russia, a building painter in Germany, a port officer in Argentina, a student in Indonesia, a security guard in Poland and a dairy farmer in the Republic of Georgia. And he did it using software built with artificial intelligence models from American tech companies that scammers are abusing to target victims at unprecedented speed and scale. “Everyone is a robot there,” he told AP from his home in southern India in his native Malayalam language. Technology from American companies is being used to power a revolution in the scam industry, playing a key role in the industrialization and globalization of fraud in ways that have not been clear until now, an AP/”FRONTLINE” investigation has found. Watchdogs say these companies have the technical capacity to do more to protect against abuse but lack the legal, regulatory and business incentives to crack down on a crime the Federal Trade Commission estimates cost Americans nearly $200 billion USD in losses in 2024. While most public scrutiny of the technology that fuels scams has focused on the social media platforms victims see, the infrastructure exploited to commit fraud begins much farther upstream, the investigation showed. American technology is present all along the digital supply chains that connect scammers with the scammed, from AI models baked into powerful new tools to optimize workflow and create more perfect fakes, to satellite dishes that enable scammers to evade internet crackdowns, to internet service providers that carry traffic from the lawless borderlands of Myanmar to the phones and computers of millions of victims. The AP found no evidence to suggest these companies were doing anything illegal themselves. However, the abuse of their tools and tech infrastructure at scam compounds in Myanmar, as documented by the AP and “FRONTLINE,” raises questions about how vigorously they are enforcing their own terms of service, which prohibit illegal activity and, in many cases, explicitly ban fraud. Among the AP’s findings: Spread of scam compounds in Myanmar since fall of 2025 Satellite imagery analysis by International Justice Mission and reviewed by AP found at least two dozen new sites have been built since the crackdown on scam compounds late last year in Southeast Asia. The AP/”FRONTLINE” investigation was based on tens of thousands of leaked scam center files, videos and photos; an analysis with C4ADS of misuse of AI at scam centers; an examination of more than 200,000 connections made by devices over a year at four scam compounds in Myanmar linked to entities sanctioned by the U.S. government; and interviews with 58 scam victims and three dozen current and former scammers from 19 countries. Cybersecurity experts say internet service providers, AI companies and Starlink could do more to prevent the abuse by scammers — but lack the legal, regulatory and business incentives. “If there’s no disincentive to continuing this, if there’s no cost to actually facilitating scamming, then why would I spend a dollar to prevent scamming? ” said Sascha Meinrath, the Palmer chair in telecommunications at Penn State University. “This is the problem. It’s identifiable, it’s addressable — at least somewhat — but it costs something. And right now the cost of facilitating scamming is zero.” Outside the United States, that cost is starting to rise. The United Kingdom, the European Union, Australia and Singapore have introduced new regulations that require companies to do more to prevent scams — or face financial penalties. Meanwhile, in Washington, lawmakers and government officials have been asking American tech companies to cooperate to cut scammers off from U.S. infrastructure, but on a voluntary basis. AP
In Malaysia's Kedah state, an operation targeting illegal foreign workers resulted in the arrest of 42 foreigners, including 16 Myanmar nationals, according to a statement from the Kedah State Immigration Department. Fro
The military council stated that Aung San Suu Kyi's health is good, but provided no evidence. Yangon, June 30 The military council denied the claims made by her son, Kim Aris, that State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's