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The military junta, with assistance from the Karen Border Guard Force (BGF), has regained control of Thingan Nyi Naung, located along the Myawaddy–Kawkareik Asian Highway in Karen State, on September 6, according to local sources. [1]
Photos – Meeting Phyo Wai, founder of the Phyo Wai Club, Saw Chit Thu’s son, Lieutenant Colonel Saw Chit Thu, and Thway Lin Htet. [2]
Mizzima Special Correspondent Saw Han Htoo Zaw Myanmar junta troops and the Karen Border Guard Force (BGF)/Karen National Army (KNA) have jointly demolished the notorious KK Park compound, a major hub for cross-border online scam operations, sparking... [3]
The military regime seems to be trying to rein in ethnic Karen armed groups with liaison offices in Karen State’s Myawaddy as it pushes for full control of the strategic township on the Thai border. [4]
The Karen Border Guard Force (BGF) has announced a crackdown following the abduction of Chinese celebrities as forced labor for scam compounds in areas under its control on the Myanmar-Thai border. [5]
RANGOON — Fighting flared again on Tuesday in Kawkareik Township, Karen State, where Karen rebels accuse a joint force comprising the Burma Army and Karen Border Guard Force (BGF) of burning down at least 10 houses in the village of Pyar Pin a day ea... (confirmed by 2 sources) [6]
The Myanmar junta-allied Karen Border Guard Force (BGF) has built a transnational network of illegal and abusive businesses, including cyber scam parks, with companies and individuals from Myanmar, Malaysia, Thailand and other Asian countries committ... [7]
Mizzima The Karen Border Guard Force (BGF) transferred 61 individuals who were trafficked into online scam operations in Myawaddy, Karen State, to Thai authorities on 6 February, according to Thai news outlet The Reporters and local residents in Mae ... [8]
The military junta, with assistance from the Karen Border Guard Force (BGF), has regained control of Thingan Nyi Naung, located along the Myawaddy–Kawkareik Asian Highway in Karen State, on September 6, according to local sources.
Photos – Meeting Phyo Wai, founder of the Phyo Wai Club, Saw Chit Thu’s son, Lieutenant Colonel Saw Chit Thu, and Thway Lin Htet.
Mizzima Special Correspondent Saw Han Htoo Zaw Myanmar junta troops and the Karen Border Guard Force (BGF)/Karen National Army (KNA) have jointly demolished the notorious KK Park compound, a major hub for cross-border online scam operations, sparking
The military regime seems to be trying to rein in ethnic Karen armed groups with liaison offices in Karen State’s Myawaddy as it pushes for full control of the strategic township on the Thai border.
The Karen Border Guard Force (BGF) has announced a crackdown following the abduction of Chinese celebrities as forced labor for scam compounds in areas under its control on the Myanmar-Thai border.
RANGOON — Fighting flared again on Tuesday in Kawkareik Township, Karen State, where Karen rebels accuse a joint force comprising the Burma Army and Karen Border Guard Force (BGF) of burning down at least 10 houses in the village of Pyar Pin a day ea
The Myanmar junta-allied Karen Border Guard Force (BGF) has built a transnational network of illegal and abusive businesses, including cyber scam parks, with companies and individuals from Myanmar, Malaysia, Thailand and other Asian countries committ
Mizzima The Karen Border Guard Force (BGF) transferred 61 individuals who were trafficked into online scam operations in Myawaddy, Karen State, to Thai authorities on 6 February, according to Thai news outlet The Reporters and local residents in Mae
Mizzima The Karen Border Guard Force (BGF) is preparing to repatriate approximately 1,500 Chinese nationals from Myawaddy Township, where they were detained for their involvement in online fraud.
Mizzima The Karen Border Guard Force (BGF) has launched a large-scale crackdown on online scam operations in Shwe Kokko New Town, Myawaddy Township, near the Thailand-Myanmar border, according to BGF spokesperson Lt-Colonel Naing Maung Zaw.