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Friday, August 15, 2008

Three Burmese soldiers arrived in Bangladesh as a fled from Burma

“Three Burmese soldiers arrived in Bangladesh as a fled from Burma”



Date: 11-08-2008, Maung Daw: According to the firm sources, three Burmese soldiers, were flee away, from their administration camp of border security forces, Maung Daw township, Arakan region, western side of Burma, to Bangladesh.


They are;

1. Maung Than Win Ta/353584

2. Zaw Myo Htun Ta/360756

3. Thway Naing Ta/ 360757


At first they had four one named Maung Maung Hla, who was arrested and left in Maung Daw.


On one and half PM, August 5th, 2008, as foresaid Burmese soldiers were leave from their administration camp of border security, Kyi Kam Prun, Maung Daw town-ship. And on 6th August, 2008, they fled or crossed Naf river from Aung Bala quarter, Maung Daw town-ship to Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar District, Bangladesh.


According to the latest condition of them, they are seeking political refugee status under the protection of UNHCR, Dhaka branch office.


Said firm sources, conditions of ordinary soldiers in Burmese military junta, are become so worsening day by day. E.g. providing salary is not properly cover for their living cost and survival because of like every consumptions of human being survival things are sky-rocketing day by day more than before in Burma, according to a bordering trader of Burma.


And an anonymity sources said that the information is developing that more Burmese soldiers can flee for further, also.





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NB: Ta=Tat Thar, mean mentioned as ordinary soldiers, in Burmese.

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