10 wheels trucks arrested for carry army supply
Independent Mon News Agency
Burmese Army's a Tactical Command based in Nan-kwin
village,
trucks which are routing in Thanpyuzayat-Three Pagoda
Pass motor road to use them for carrying army's
logistics for military operations
in the area.
“Seven 10 wheels trucks were arrested and kept in
Nan-Kwin village,” Nai Than Shwe, a four wheels car
driver who came from there said.
According to the truck owner who are forced to carry
army food supplies for the military
operation that
stretches from
area.
“Our groups, eights 10 wheels trucks reached the day
before yesterday to the village by
carrying army's
food supplies - rice, bean and oil.
The soldiers arrested us 5
days ago in Zee-ntit-pin
(near-Thanpyuzayat)
while we were on the route to
Three
have to take out all of our
belonging on the half and
were forced to carry the army's
food supply to Three
want to put his name for security
reason, been in
Three
“At least we have to carry 100 sacks of rice included
bean in each truck. But they gave
us nothing. No fuel
for truck is provided to carry
their supplies. We
asked to give us the costs for food
for three days
trip, but we got nothing. We just
asked the troops in
Mae-za-lee village (a village on
the half way to the
border) and they paid just for a
dinner,” he, the
member of Ramanya
Motorcar Association added.
The Burmese Army troops have been lunching military
operation along the Thanpyuzayat -Thanbyuzayat motor
road against Karen National
Liberation Army (KNLA) and
deploy more troops along the road,
according to an
Intelligent officer of New Mon State
Party.
Five Burmese military Infantry Battalions:
No.36,No.18, No.51, No. 38 and
No.308 took place along
the road and these battalions have
launched military
operation for three months already,
according to NMSP
officer.
According to a Karen National Union Leader there were
small fightings
happened in the area. “Our troop
fought with regime troop just three
or four times in
this summer time. There just small
fighting happened
when our troops faced the Burmese
troops. Most of our
troops have activities in the area
have avoided
fighting against them,” Bado Marn Shar,
General
Secretary of KNU said.
“Tactical Command based in Nan-kwin
village is also
planning to lunch military
operation after it’s troop
were ambushed and killed two
solider near Aplon
village,” NMSP officer said.
The ambushed happened 17 miles far in western of Three
telecommunication officers killed
and other two
soldiers injured on the car, said
Aung Nan Daw Kyaw
Oo, the car driver whose car was hit in
the fighting.
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