Tak, Opposition forces attack a Myanmar military camp. The last stronghold in Myawaddy City. Until several hours of heavy shooting ensued. The sound of a loud explosion on the border Myanmar people began flocking to escape the fighting through the Mae Sot border checkpoint in Tak Province. Unrest situation in Myawaddy City Myanmar The most intense and tense in weeks. By the early morning of the past. Karen National Union (KNU) soldiers and KNLA soldiers which joins forces with hundreds of People's Protection Force (PDF) soldiers, fully equipped with weapons. Led a force to attack the Phasong Camp of Battalion 275, which was the last remaining Burmese military base in Myawaddy. The exchange of fire continued for several hours. Opposition forces flew bomb-laden drones to drop several bombs in the middle of Phasong camp. Ready to fire heavy weapons and machine guns without stopping. Hoping to capture Phasong Camp But Burmese soldiers in Phasong Camp responded by firing artillery and firing large amounts of he avy weapons at the rebel soldiers' hideouts. The area next to the city of Myawaddy While fighter planes of the Myanmar Air Force Dropped several waves of bombs until a cloud of smoke and fire appeared around the area of ??attack. Smoke from the fire can be seen as far as the Mae Sot border in Tak Province. Villagers begin to flee the fighting across the border - Thai officials strengthen their forces The hours-long clash affected residents in the outskirts of Myawaddy. Afraid of insecurity Many families carry luggage With a temporary border crossing document Crossed over to take refuge at a relative's house in Mae Sot District. Passed the first Thai-Myanmar Friendship Bridge while about 200 villagers, most of them children and the elderly. Take a long-tail boat across the Moei River to take temporary refuge in the No Manland Island area. which is outside the Thai border by the Mae Sot-Myawaddy permanent border checkpoint Both checkpoints remain open as usual. But there is strict security. Recently, there h as been continued shooting and clashes. About 5 kilometers from the Thai-Myanmar border, villagers in Mae Sot District The sound of heavy weapons explosions could clearly be heard. Thai security officials, including soldiers, police, and government officials Complete with weapons Forces have been deployed to secure the Mae Sot Permanent Border Checkpoint No. 1 and all areas along the Thai-Myanmar border. It is expected that there will be continuous shooting throughout the day. to compete for the Phasong camp The last stronghold of the Myanmar military. You can get it. Source: Thai News Agency
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