Domestic News Updates – December 28, 2024 Evening
๐๐ 1. Graduation Ceremony Held for the 2nd Batch of Law Enforcement Investigation Officer Training
December 28
The graduation ceremony for the 2nd batch of law enforcement investigation officer training was held in a region within Ta'ang territory governed by the Pa Laung State Liberation Front/Ta'ang National Liberation Army (PSLF/TNLA).
The ceremony took place in the morning of December 26, attended by Major Tarkun Khyoj, Major Tar Yusin, Major Tar Hla Nyuw, other officers, local residents, and students, totaling more than 100 participants, according to a statement by the PSLF/TNLA News and Information Department.
Due to a shortage of investigation officers in Ta'ang territory, cases often face delays, and evidence tends to get lost. Major Tarkun Khyoj, the PSLF/TNLA Chief of Police, emphasized that newly graduated officers are expected to construct well-documented cases and forward them to the judiciary for proper investigation and prosecution.
Additionally, the Chief of Police highlighted that officers must adhere to specific guidelines and ensure detailed record-keeping in crime scenes and other incidents.
The training covered various subjects, including criminal law, traffic control, criminal investigation procedures, police ethics, evidence law, police station documentation, case building, analytical investigation, territorial management, and forensic medicine. These were taught by experienced instructors.
The training lasted over two months, with 30 trainees initially enrolling. However, due to various reasons, only 25 trainees successfully completed the course.
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๐๐ 2. PSLF/TNLA Firefighting Department Conducts Fire Safety Awareness Campaigns in Namhkam Township
December 28
In Namhkam Township, under the jurisdiction of Ta'ang Region Military Division 1, the PSLF/TNLA Firefighting Department has been conducting fire safety awareness campaigns, according to a statement from the PSLF/TNLA News and Information Department.
On December 21, a campaign was held in Tun Hoon Village of Mine Wi Village Tract, and on December 24, another was conducted in Pan Han Village. The campaigns aimed to raise awareness of fire safety measures ahead of the approaching summer season.
Firefighting department officials explained preventive measures to the local populace, urging each household to keep fire extinguishers, buckets of water, and fire hooks at home. They also recommended having water tanks and pumps available at the village level.
Moreover, traffic and road regulations for motorcyclists have been reinforced, with strict penalties for non-compliance.
PSLF/TNLA, which governs Ta'ang territory, is actively working on implementing rule of law, combating drug-related crimes, and maintaining administrative operations to ensure smooth governance in the region.
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๐๐ 3. Two Police Officers from Kaing Lel Station Defect with Weapons
December 28
Two police officers from Kaing Lel Police Station, located in southern Pauk Township of Magway Region, defected with their weapons, according to a statement by the YRF-People's Defense Force.
One officer defected on December 26 with a G3 rifle, while the other had previously defected on June 9, also with a G3 rifle and 100 rounds of ammunition.
The two officers, who joined forces with the People's Defense Forces, have been relocated to a safe location, where they are being provided with food, accommodations, and other necessities.
The YRF has urged remaining personnel of the military regime within Pauk Township to abandon their allegiance to oppressive military leaders and defect. The organization assured defectors of a warm welcome and safety alongside the local population.
Pauk Township, home to Defense Equipment Factory No. 24, has also seen over 170 residents from Tupkone and Pyusawhti villages align themselves with YRF.
This news was provided by Radio NUG correspondent Ko Khant.
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