Two allies of Myanmar junta chief probed for corruption: source


BANGKOK (AFP): Two close allies of Myanmar's top general have been removed from the junta's ruling council and are being investigated for corruption, a military source told AFP on Monday (Sept 26).

Soe Htut, a former home affairs minister, was "returning to military duty," according to state broadcaster Myawaddy, which announced a reshuffle of the State Administration Council -- as the junta calls itself.

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