Spring Revolution Daily News for 24 July

The National Unity Government (NUG) Under the Ministry of Defence-NUG, Tanintharyi Regional Command People’s Defence Force (33) has been calling eligible new members. In Kathar District with heavy fighting in Sagaing Region, Kathar District Battalion (3) issued the highest alert to local people along the Bamaw-Mandalay Union Road and from neighbouring areas to follow road restrictions for safety and not to engage with the junta army. In Natmauk Township of Magway Region, there were exchanges of fire as a car with a colonel from the junta’s Gwaygone Communication Force was stopped. Reportedly, that officer was seriously injured and a junta soldier died on the spot. Southern YSO PDF, Magway Federal Unit Column (3), announced that they would continue to survive after they had been faced with the junta’s airstrikes. Revolution Activities In Bago Region, a total of 500 prisoners, including 100 men political prisoners, were suddenly moved from Taungoo Prison to Tharyarwady Prison on Thursday morning, according to Political Prisoners’ Network Myanmar. Ma May Hnin from Emergency Management Committee (Mandalay) stated that humanitarian crises had been deteriorating due to the junta’s daily violence rather than battles. In Myaing Township of Magway Region, dead bodies of local people, who had been killed by the junta troops, were found. Reportedly, the junta soldiers also set fire to Thinma Village for two consecutive days.According to The Manila Times, ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, being held in the Philippines, reaffirmed commitments to implement sustainable peace in Myanmar. Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs) In Tedim Township of Chin State, 6 members of the junta army and their fellows from Zomi Revolutionary Army died in a local battle, according to PDF Zoland. The Military Junta The junta’s Department of Consumer Affairs announced that under the Consumer Protection Law, all pre‑packed snacks must carry labels in the Myanmar language, and failure to provide clear labelling in both the local language and another language will face legal action. At the junta’s Pyithu Hluttaw, the junta’s Deputy Minister for Home Affairs General Min Thu claimed that there had been cases in which arrests in houses and at town gates took place due to attempts to flee from conscription. In the upcoming visit by the junta leader Min Aung Hlaing in August, the Thai Prime Minister will discuss toxic contamination in the Kok River. In Pyin Oo Lwin of Mandalay Region, the junta’s District Court reached a verdict for hanging punishment for those involved in the robbery at Aung Sabe Gold Shop in Pyin Oo Lwin on November 12, 2025. According to the junta’s Ministry of Electricity and Energy, those using electricity unlawfully may receive leniency if they report their violations by 31 July, such as no power cut-out or just 50% of the fine. On Wednesday, the junta’s Commander in Chief of the Defence Services Ye Win Oo met with Chinese Ambassador to Myanmar. Reportedly, they discussed border security, domestic peace and strategic cooperations. Addressing lawmakers on rising living costs, the junta’s Deputy Minister for Finance and Revenue Daw Than Than Lin stated the government is stabilizing commodity prices by ensuring sufficient domestic rice supplies, publishing reference prices, and collaborating with the Myanmar Rice Federation. The military junta claimed that Kanyin Hydropower Project in Ingapu Township, Ayeyarwady Region, is expected to supply electricity to more than 10,000 households while also supporting the agricultural sector. The post Spring Revolution Daily News for 24 July 2026 appeared first on ENG.MIZZIMA.COM.