In Mogok, families of PDF comrades and CDM staff are being arrested one after another; in Myeik, traditional bone setter U Khin Maung Cho was arrested by the military and his body was returned to his family

Yangon, July 14 In the western part of Mogok city, Mandalay Region, the terrorist military has been successively arresting family members of PDF forces and families of CDM staff due to tip-offs from military informants, local residents told Yangon Khit Thit News Agency. It is known that on July 11, the military raided the home of a man living in the Aye Thedhi and Hote Inn wards in the western part of Mogok city and arrested and took him away. It is known that the arrested man's younger brother is a member of the PDF forces, and his wife is an employee participating in the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) against the military coup. Local residents said that when the military arrested the man, they did not explain the reason for the arrest and entered his home to arrest and take him away. Currently, in the western part of Mogok city, informants are continuously reporting to the military, leading to the search and arrest of families of revolutionary comrades and CDM staff, causing strong security concerns among local residents. "The younger brother of a man living in Aye Thedhi and Hote Inn wards in the western part of Mogok city is a PDF member, and his wife is a CDM employee. The military dogs entered their home without saying anything and arrested him. In the western part of Mogok city, informants are continuously tipping off the military to arrest revolutionary comrades and CDM families," said a local resident. Similarly, in Myeik city, Tanintharyi Region, a traditional bone setter around 60 years old was arrested by the terrorist military at his home and his dead body was returned to his family for viewing five days later, local residents told Yangon Khit Thit News Agency. It is known that on July 3, the military came to the home of a traditional bone setter named Hashinbai, also known as U Khin Maung Cho, around 60 years old, living in the Kan Khone ward of Myeik city, and arrested and took him away. It is known that five days later, on July 8, U Khin Maung Cho had died, and the military contacted his family to come and view the body. Local residents said that the military did not inform the family of the reason for U Khin Maung Cho's arrest, nor is it known how he died within five days of his arrest. Furthermore, it is known that the burial of U Khin Maung Cho's body was not permitted according to Islamic religious customs. It is known from local residents that Hashinbai, also known as U Khin Maung Cho, had been practicing traditional bone setting in Myeik city for nearly 20 years and was a doctor who often helped treat patients who could not afford medical expenses.