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Based on 6 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

Officials destroy opium plantation in raid Officials from multiple Thai government agencies carried out a coordinated operation to destroy an opium plantation and seize illegal weapons in Wiang Sa district, Nan province, on 24 January 2026. [1]

It has been seven months since he went into the jungle in a border area to undergo military training and take up arms against the junta, leaving his comfortable life in his favorite city, Yangon, behind. [2]

YANGON — An investigator for the Anti-Corruption Commission told a court on Friday that the father of a suspect in the murder of comedian Ko Aung Yell Htwe bribed the former attorney general of Yangon Region through his wife to get the case dropped. [3]

By WAI MOE Thursday, June 10, 2010 By WAI MOE Thursday, June 10, 2010 By WAI MOE Thursday, June 10, 2010 [6]

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