Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Aug 10, 2025 Morning
๐๐ 1. Message of Congratulations Sent to the Kachin State CDM Civil Servants Council on the Occasion of Its Executive Appointment Ceremony
August 9
Radio NUG
The CDM Civil Servants Conference Organizing Committee sent a congratulatory message to the Kachin State CDM Civil Servants Council (KSCCSC) on the occasion of its Executive Appointment Ceremony, expressing joy and pride in the successful formation of KSCCSC with the participation of CDM members from diverse sectors across Kachin State.
The message stated that the committee would continue to work together with KSCCSC to protect the rights of CDM members and to provide support for them.
It highlighted that the collective and determined non-violent resistance of hundreds of thousands of civil servants against the military junta constituted a pivotal movement in the Spring Revolution—an action that effectively struck at the junta’s core and was even nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize at the international level.
The message further noted that, as the momentum of the revolution grows, CDM civil servants are continuing to serve the public from wherever they are while actively participating in the revolution. This period is also a time for regrouping and rebuilding by sector and by region.
Therefore, the establishment of the Kachin State CDM Civil Servants Council and the appointment of its executive team, enabling the expansion of its activities, not only provides a positive opportunity for the regional organization of CDM members and a strong basis for mutual support and cooperation among them, but also represents a significant step for national reconstruction and political transformation.
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๐๐ 2. Sixteen Kyarpyaint Operators Arrested by Ta’ang State Police Transferred to Chinese Authorities
August 9
Radio NUG
The Palaung State Liberation Front/Ta’ang National Liberation Army (PSLF/TNLA) announced that the Ta’ang State Police Force had handed over 16 Kyarpyaint (scam) operators they had arrested to the government of the People’s Republic of China.
According to the statement, at around 11:30 a.m. on August 8, the transfer took place at a border gate in Namkham Township, led by Deputy Police Captain Lom Gaung, the commander of the Namkham Township Police Station.
The individuals transferred were identified as Chinese nationals: Jiang Tan Hui, Jiang Hong, Jiang Zong Su, Jiang Ni, Jiang Ao Pao, Jiang Chun Ping, Ma Feng, Wang Yan Guang, Hu Lei Shan, Wei Qiao Ruan, Ren Jian Ping, Wang Xin Ye, Hao Lin Li, Lian Liao, Shi Jian Yuan, and Li Ze Ping.
They had been operating from Shauk Haw Village in Kutkai Township, where they were arrested following intelligence received by the Kutkai Township Police Force.
It was also learned that on June 10, the PSLF/TNLA’s Ta’ang State Police Force had transferred another 12 Kyarpyaint operators they had arrested to the Chinese police authorities.
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๐๐ 3. Magnitude 4.5 Earthquake Strikes Near Kale
August 9
Radio NUG
At approximately 7:00 p.m. Myanmar Standard Time on August 9, 2025, a mild earthquake measuring magnitude 4.5 on the Richter scale struck near Kale in Sagaing Region, at a depth of 10 kilometers and about 86 kilometers south-southeast of Kale town.
The National Unity Government issued a notice advising the public to follow recommended safety measures, avoidance guidelines, and precautions to minimize losses and damage from earthquake hazards.
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๐๐ 4. Former Major U Ne Myo Zinn Donates 50 Sets of Military Uniforms to the Kayan National Army
August 9
Radio NUG
The Kayan National Army (KNA) announced that former Major U Ne Myo Zinn had donated 50 sets of military uniforms to the KNA.
Given the many needs during the current revolutionary period, the donation of 50 complete sets of military uniforms was made on August 9 by U Ne Myo Zinn.
The Kayan National Army expressed its deep gratitude for this support.
These reports were sent in by Radio NUG correspondents Khur Shel and Pade Phoe.
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