A Bomb Blast Near the Township PDC Office in
Independent Mon News Agency (IMNA)
There is a bomb explosion in car
park near the Township Peace and Development Council Office in
According to the source, a
cleaner, who was cleaning in the Township PDC office, found the bomb in milk
can. Then she informed to the military
officers of Infantry No. 36 in the town. While the bomb experts were testing
for the bomb from a distance, it exploded up.
The bomb was planted by the
cease-fire groups accused by a member of Township PDC. But he did not mention who was responsible
for.
“No one knows who planted the bombs and
created explosion. It will be some groups have responsible for it. If not, the government troops might plant it
by themselves,” said an Intelligent Officer of Democratic Karen Buddhist Army
(DKBA).
An Intelligence Officer from
NMSP in the border town said “the responsible person will not be an ordinary
citizen and the other cease-fired groups planted the bomb for explosion. Or, it
might have conflicts among the government authorities or army officers and they
planted it. It can be a tactic to blame
to other groups.”
Nobody was injured in an
explosion. The bomb was found in a can of milk. There was fuel and the
explosive was tided with rubber strings in the can, said a member of
investigator bomber.
No organization in the town
spoke out for the responsibility and the people believed there is some conflict
of interests occurred.
SPDC authorities and commanders
of IB No. 36 also put March 31 as a deadline and ordered the individuals and
armed groups in the town to turn up their unlicensed cars (which imported from
Thailand) and officially give back to the government. Some dissatisfaction occurred among the
ceasefire groups and they claimed that they bought the cars with their money
and would not like to give to SPDC authorities.
Since toppling down the former
Intelligence Chief or Prime Minister Lt. Gen. Khin Nyunt in October 2003, SPDC
has intensified their relationship to ceasefire groups and restricted their businesses which has been permitted by Khin Nyunt.
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