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SAGAING DIVISION – Some local news sources reported that the military council soldiers left some camps in Khin U and retreated to Ye U Town.
According to locals, soldiers from Mutain River Bridge camp on the Ye U-Khin U Road have deserted the camp on November 6 while those from Ywarthitkone and Inpatkway camps reportedly left their camps on November 8.
“The guys from Ywarthitkone and Inpatkway market have been moving their belongings and families to Ye U Town since November 8. And those who were stationed near the Mutain River Bridge also ran away on November 6 night as they were afraid (of the attacks from resistance forces),” said the spokesperson of Khin U Township’s True News Team.
There were a total of 120 junta troops in these camps and a total of 27 bunkers and 32 buildings.
The military troops at Khin U Town were also moving around and relocating without daring to station at a place to stay overnight. In addition, those troops reportedly threatened urban citizens not to go out on the streets after 4:00 p.m. and are arbitrarily opening fire in town, stated the local news source.
On October 30, in Khin U Township, Local PDF attacked the military council camp in Makyeetone Village and at least ten military council soldiers and Pyu Saw men were killed and seven guns and ammunition were confiscated. Four PDF members had also fallen during the fight.