Govt departments provide aid as displaced residents return to former Myanmar rebel town Kyaukme


Several organisations arrived in Kyaukme on Oct 2 with vehicles carrying necessary relief supplies and food for the people. - Eleven Media/ANN

YANGON: The Tatmadaw has regained control of Kyaukme town, which was temporarily controlled by the Palaung terrorist armed group (TNLA), and displaced residents are returning to their homes, according to sources.

The Tatmadaw is conducting counter-terrorism operations in some townships, villages, and areas temporarily controlled by the insurgents to ensure that the people can live peacefully and develop their socio-economic lives and it regained control of Kyaukme town, which was temporarily controlled by the insurgents, on Oct 1.

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