Myanmar people post heartfelt thanks to Thailand Help after facing danger in battle

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand Confirm that everything is starting to calm down. Thailand is affected at a mild level. While on Myanmar social media Clips are shared Thank you Thailand

Situation in the past 48 hours, Mr. Nikorndej Plankun, Director-General of the Department of Information and spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs That everything is better, people in the area have not heard the sound of clashes and since April 21, there has been no fighting in the area of ​​Friendship Bridge 2, with the highest number of people fleeing the unrest coming to the Thai side being more than 3,000. Most people have now returned. There are approximately 650 people still in Thailand and it is expected that there is a tendency for more and more refugees to return. which Thailand is ready to provide humanitarian assistance Including providing public health assistance Providing shelter to refugees As for the impact on Thailand, it is still at a mild level. There is an impact on border trade. which is a temporary effect

Ethnic Myanmar forces announce withdrawal from Myawaddy After the Myanmar military launched a heavy counter-attack until they were able to reclaim the area successfully.

Reuters news agency reported that A spokesperson for the Karen National Union (KNU) said its forces had temporarily withdrawn from Myawaddy. After Myanmar’s military government sent large numbers of soldiers back in an attack to reclaim Myawaddy, a key foreign trade channel worth more than $1 billion a year.

KNU spokesman Phado Saw Taw Nee told Reuters: The Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) will continue to destroy the military dictator’s forces and reserve forces marching back to Myawaddy.

The photos were reported to have been posted on social media groups supporting the Myanmar military government. It showed a number of soldiers raising Myanmar flags at a military base seized by the KNU a few days ago.

Mr. Zaw Taw Ni also said that Myanmar soldiers could return to Myawaddy again. Because it received help from armed forces in areas that had previously not been involved in the fighting when the KNU invaded Myawaddy in early April.

News sources report that The Karen National Army (KNA), which had previously served as the Border Guard Force (BGF), has returned to support the military government of the Myanmar military government, resulting in the recapture of Army Base 275.

However, until now, the Karen National Army (KNA) has not come out to comment.

Fighting between the Myanmar government’s army and opposition forces in Myawaddy has raged again since Saturday. causing approximately 3,000 people to have to flee into Thailand Meanwhile, opposition forces fought to expel Myanmar soldiers hiding at a cross-border bridge.