Myanmar Domestic News Updates – April 29, 2025 Evening
๐๐ 1. Union Minister Naw Susanna Hla Hla Soe Attends Revolutionary Thingyan Celebrations in Minnesota
April 29
The Revolutionary Thingyan festival was held in the U.S. state of Minnesota on April 27, 2025. Union Minister Naw Susanna Hla Hla Soe, from the Ministry of Women, Youth, and Children Affairs, attended the event and delivered a message of encouragement, according to reports.
The festival featured traditional Burmese music and dance performances, stalls selling Burmese food, and lucky draws for various household items. The Ministry also operated a booth selling products made by women and children displaced by the war. The total funds raised from these sales amounted to USD 1,185.
The proceeds are expected to be donated to areas in urgent need, especially to communities affected by the recent earthquake.
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๐๐ 2. One Month After the Earthquake, Two Out of Five Still Suffer Psychological Trauma
April 29
One month after the major earthquake, two out of five respondents are still experiencing psychological trauma, according to U-Report Myanmar.
This finding was based on a post-earthquake poll in which young people participated in discussions regarding their situation. U-Report Myanmar noted that mental health impacts remain a major challenge for survivors, even a month after the disaster. The organization stated that it stands in solidarity with young people, listening to their concerns and working to provide support.
The 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck Sagaing on March 28 claimed the lives of more than 3,000 people.
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๐๐ 3. Petition Letter on Myanmar Situation to Be Submitted to Chinese Embassy in South Korea
April 29
A petition letter regarding the Myanmar crisis will be submitted to the Chinese Embassy in South Korea, it has been reported.
The Myanmar Federal Democratic Movement Committee (MFDC) announced a protest march from Seoul Station to the Jung-gu Post Office on May 4, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The campaign will raise voices against China's support for Myanmar's military, and highlight the urgent need for Myanmar’s liberation to the South Korean government, its people, and the international community.
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๐๐ 4. Over 176,999 Norwegian Kroner Raised for Myanmar Earthquake Victims
April 29
Over 176,999 Norwegian Kroner has been raised to support victims of Myanmar’s earthquake, according to reports.
The funds were collected through platforms such as Vipps, bank transfers, and PayPal. Daw Wut Mhone Win, Secretary of the CRPH Support Group in Norway, stated: “We’ve managed to raise over 176,000 kroner for the earthquake relief effort, and donations are still ongoing.”
The CRPH Support Group has also published lists of donors who contributed through banks and Vipps to ensure transparency and effective donation management.
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๐๐ 5. “MFDMC Troop Support Cup” Football Tournament Held in Pocheon, South Korea, to Raise Funds for War Refugees
April 29
The “MFDMC Troop Support Cup,” a football tournament to raise funds for Myanmar war refugees, was held in Pocheon, South Korea. Sixteen football teams with around 400 participants joined the event.
MFDMC Chairman U Zaw Moe Aung and other committee leaders, along with Korean organizing members, delivered motivational speeches to support the revolution. Burmese food, traditional snacks, and revolutionary-themed merchandise such as T-shirts and pins were sold during the event. All proceeds were earmarked for the support of war-displaced communities.
The tournament, now in its third edition, saw the Incheon Football Club win the championship for the third consecutive time, having participated in all past events.
These updates were reported by Radio NUG’s field correspondent, Tharki.
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