Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Oct 31, 2025 Evening
๐๐ 1. Karenni Interim Executive Council Released Its Third Quarterly Performance Report for the Year
October 31
The Karenni Interim Executive Council (IEC) issued its third quarterly performance report for the current year on October 30.
The report details the work being carried out under various departments. Under the Department of Home Affairs, the Department of Public Administration has implemented several regional development projects. It also outlines operational updates from the Karenni State Police Department and activities conducted by the Department of Emergency Rescue and Relief.
The Department of Health presented detailed information on public health and medical services provided by the Health and Public Healthcare Division, while the Department of Humanitarian and Rehabilitation Affairs highlighted emergency response operations, short-term food assistance for internally displaced persons (IDPs), and support for victims of war crimes committed by the military junta.
The Department of Justice reported that the Legal Oversight Division has been providing legal advisory support, drafting legislative proposals, and ensuring humane treatment and proper management of prisoners of war and detainees, in accordance with human dignity.
The Department of Planning, Finance, and Revenue stated that the Planning Division is implementing six regional development projects in coordination with relevant agencies. The Finance Division reported on budget allocations by sector, while the Revenue Division provided updates on revenue collections in both Myanmar kyats and Thai baht during this quarter.
According to the report, collected tax revenues were allocated as follows: 22.5% to the Karenni State Police Department, 9.2% to the Department of Health, 3.3% to the Department of Education, 2.6% to the Public Administration Division, 7.2% to the Department of Justice, and 3.1% to the Department of Defense, among others. The report also presents a breakdown of how each department utilized its share of funds.
Additionally, the report includes detailed updates on the ongoing operations and progress of each respective department.
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๐๐ 2. NUG Police Chief Supervising Investigation into the Rape and Murder Case of a Minor in Saw Town
October 31
The People’s Administration Committee of Saw Township, Magway Region, announced that an investigation is underway—under the direct supervision of the Police Chief of the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration of the National Unity Government (NUG)—into the case of a 13-year-old girl who was raped and murdered in Saw Town.
The suspect, Min Min Soe, has been interrogated, and steps are being taken to ensure prompt prosecution, court proceedings, and effective legal action. The authorities emphasized that the process is being handled with strict supervision and urgency.
The incident took place on October 21, when Min Min Soe, a 21-year-old male who was known to the victim’s family, raped and murdered the 13-year-old girl and concealed her body. He was interrogated by local defense forces who had grown suspicious of him, during which he confessed to the crime.
Following the crime, residents of Saw Township staged a public demonstration on October 26, calling for the perpetrator to receive the death penalty.
According to local residents, Min Min Soe had previously committed sexual assault and was a member of the Saw PDF (People’s Defense Force). However, the official statement from the Saw Township People’s Administration Committee did not confirm whether he was an active defense force member at the time of the crime.
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๐๐ 3. Dawei National Liberation Army Warns Civilians to Remain Cautious as Junta Airstrikes Could Occur Anytime
October 31
The Dawei National Liberation Army (DNLA) has issued a public warning urging residents to stay vigilant, as the military junta could carry out airstrikes at any time.
The alert follows the successful attack and seizure of the Maungmagan Sub-Town Police Station in Launglon Township, Dawei District, by revolutionary forces.
Given the current escalation of military operations across the country, the DNLA urged civilians to exercise heightened caution and remain alert in their movements and daily activities.
The DNLA also advised residents throughout Tanintharyi Region to comply with safety information and instructions concerning air defense and sheltering procedures, as junta airstrikes could happen without warning.
In addition, the group called on soldiers and police personnel who wish to stand with the people and truth to defect from the junta and seek refuge under the protection of the people’s side as soon as possible.
According to reports, in the assault on the Maungmagan Sub-Town Police Station, at least ten junta troops were killed, and weapons, ammunition, and related equipment were seized by the revolutionary forces.
This report was submitted by Ko Khant, a field correspondent for Radio NUG.
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