Also this week, regime boss Min Aung Hlaing conjured changes on Armed Forces Day, made his debut on Russian TV, and blamed popular uprising for derailing his poll schedule.
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The regime announced that conscription would begin after Thingyan in mid-April but hundreds of men have been sent to army camps.
Myaing People's Defense Force says a 120-vehicle convoy is trapped while trying to resupply embattled Pauk Township troops.
Also this week, regime boss Min Aung Hlaing conjured changes on Armed Forces Day, made his debut on Russian TV, and blamed popular uprising for derailing his poll schedule.
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