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Taxis barred from crossing border after Thai-Burmese clash A fracas involving Burmese policemen and two Thai nationals snowballed into a serious clash yesterday near the Three Pagoda Pass town where Burmese taxi drivers also got involved. More |
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Woman dies, 13 migrant workers injured in truck accident A woman migrant worker died and 13 others suffered serious injures in a truck accident near Thong Pha Phum town, Kanchanaburi Province yesterday. They were entering Thailand illegally, according to an organization helping Burmese migrants. More |
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Football betting during World Cup banned in Mon State IMNA Residents of Mon State have been banned from betting on football matches for the World Cup 2006 by the authorities. More |
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Burmese migrant children look forward to education in Thailand Banyol Kin, IMNA There is a new ray of hope for children of Burmese workers in Thailand where more and more of them can attend school. The number of schools for such children has been increasing, as has been the number of students in Phang Nga District. For new students it is a welcome opportunity for education. More |
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| Mae Taw clinic observes Environment Day in Mae Sot Mi Kyae Goe, IMNA June 5, 2006 Members of the Mae Taw clinic’ organized the second Environment Day for migrant workers at their clinic in Mae Sot today. More |
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Bago farmers likely to harvest less paddy in the coming year Joi Htaw, IMNA The farmers in Bago (Pegu) are likely to produce less paddy in the coming year because the authorities have barred them from building shelters in the farm which facilitates cultivation, said a farmer. More |
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| Nay Pyi Taw restricts illegal business in Three Pagoda Pass border Chan Mon, IMNA June 3, 2006 The Burmese military government from Nay Pyi Taw restricted illegal business operations with immediate effect in Three Pagoda Pass border town yesterday. More |
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| Attempts on to operate tin and antimony factory outside township Loa Htaw June 1, 2006 The owners of the tin and antimony factory in Three Pagoda Pass Township (TPP) on the Thai-Burma border are now trying to operate the factory outside the township after it was ordered to be closed down on May 15, residents said. More |
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| Military continues its policy of forced labour indirectly Mi Kyae Goe (IMNA) June 1, 2006 Residents of 12 villages are being forced to build a road by the infantry battalions based in Kaw-zar Sub Township under the Southeast Command since March 5. More |
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| Mon monk examination group asks for funds for new building Banyol Kin, IMNA May 30, 2006 Rahmonnyanikaya, the Mon Monk Union is constructing a building at an estimated cost of over one Billion Kyat (US $ 787,401). It is meant for the Monk Union's final examinations in Moulmein , according to the committee of monks. More |
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Motorcycle brokers to pay taxes Mi Kyae Goe & Thurein (IMNA)
Colonel Htay Kyaing of the Burmese Army in Three Pagoda Pass met about 80 motorcycle brokers in Three Pagoda Pass yesterday and directed them to pay taxes for passing through the town. More |
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| Military accuses NMSP member of involvement in gas pipeline explosion Loa Htaw, IMNA May 30, 2006 Unable to identify and fix responsibility for the explosion in the gas pipeline near Kwan Hlar village, Mudon Township, Mon state on February 1, the military authorities have been gunning for a New Mon State Party (NMSP) member. He escaped after being accused of being involved in the explosion. More |
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FTUK condemns human rights violations on Karen civilians The Federation of Trade Union Kawthoolei (FTUK) has condemned human rights violations of civilians by the Burmese military during offensives against the Karen National Union (KNU) in Karen State. More |
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Burmese police catch villagers to extort money In an act which speaks of desperation Burmese policemen in Mudon Township have been arresting innocent villagers and searching them for money, according to the Hnee padaw villager who arrived on the border. More |
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Another way of fleecing people Soldiers and traffic policemen have been making a list of motorcycles and have started taking 40 Baht from each motorbike owner in Three Pagoda Pass as of yesterday, a resident told IMNA. More |
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Residents plant physic nuts in front of homes Residents in Mudon Township , Mon State have been forced to plant physic nuts (castor oil) along both sides of the main road in Moulmein -Ye Township. More |
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HARP compensation for forced labour for gas pipeline project Humanitarian Assistance and Reconciliation Project (HARP) under National Cartelist Commission on Migration proposes to give compensation to victims of forced labour during the construction of the gas pipeline. More |
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NMSP rejects accusations relating to use of child soldiers Rumours that the New Mon State Party (NMSP) is using child soldiers, has been rubbished by the party vice chairman Nai Rot Sa. More |
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Village headman refused permission to resign IMNA A battalion commander following the gas pipeline explosion almost 4 months ago refused seven headmen from villages in southern Mudon Township , Mon State permission to resign from their positions. More |
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Migrant workers compensated for car accident Banyol Kin, IMNA The survivors and relatives of the migrant workers killed in a car accident in near Sangkhlaburi in Kanchanaburi province, western Thailand in April 2004, have been compensated. More |
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Mon leaders discuss Myanmar situation with US senator Four Mon leaders in the United States met Senator Richard Lugar and more than 70 Mons settled in America demonstrated in front of the Burmese embassy in Washington DC on May 19. More |
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| Mon youth call for international intervention in Burma IMNA May 19, 2006 The Mon Youth Progressive Organization (MYPO) today called on the international community to raise the Burma issue at the United Nations Security Council on the 249th anniversary of the Mon Kingdom which fell this day in 1757. More |
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| Burmese government bans tuitions but teachers continue regardless IMNA May 18, 2006 Teachers in Burma are still giving tuitions to students even though the government has banned it by making them sign a pledge while disbursing their monthly emoluments in April. More |
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Mon singer forced to sing Burmese song at gunpoint In a bizarre situation a famous Mon singer was forced to belt out a Burmese song at gunpoint by a military officer at a stage show during a social event last month, according to sources close to the singer. More |
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Mon performers face losses this season IMNA Mon performance groups are a disgruntled lot because the authorities did not allow them to stage shows for about two months this year. More |
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| Eight members from unknown armed group surrender Chan Mon, IMNA May 15, 2006 Eight members of an unidentified armed activist group surrendered to the military commander in Three Pagoda Pass Township , Karen State recently. More |
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Nine arrested in connection with February 1 gas explosion, released IMNA After being severely tortured, nine people, including Village Peace and Development Council (VPDC) members from Kwan-Hlar village, arrested in connection with the gas pipeline explosion on February 1, were released yesterday. More |
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| Villagers forced to grow castor oil plants IMNA May 12, 2006 Villagers in southern Mudon township, Mon State are being coerced to grow castor oil plants along the Yangon -Tavoy high way. More |
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| Village headmen flee fearing capture Chan Mon, IMNA May 11, 2006 In the grip of a fear psychosis Village Peace and Development Council (VPDC) members and villagers from a village in Yepyu Township, Tenasserim Division, are escaping, afraid of being of captured and executed by Burmese troops in the area. More |
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| Feature Health concerns bring closure orders on tin and antimony factory Loa Htaw, IMNA May 10, 2006 At long last the military regime in Burma has woken to the contentious issue of the tin and antimony factory in Three Pagoda Pass along the Thai Burma border and ordered its closure. Pollution from the factory was posing serious health problems according to health officials and local residents. More |
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