[N.B. OBL has modified the title of this article to incorporate the correction (enclosed) made on 3 September] On August 28, in a fighting between the Burmese Army and a Mon splinter group which named themselves as Mon National Warrior Army (MNWA) in southern part of Ye Township, Mon State, the rebel leader Nai Hlein was killed [CORRECTION: he was injured but not killed] after the Burmese Army rounded his troops up. MNWA has fought the central Rangoon government and Burmese Army as a small local militia force in the area since 1998 and the leader Nai Hlein, his wife and two soldiers were killed in Mi-htaw-hla village, where is the conflict zone in the southern part of Ye Township.