The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army displayed the condemned men on a stage in Kokang's capital and announced their death sentences via loud speakers.
The ethnic army said the villagers from Maungdaw were killed by 'criminal gangs'. It denied reports that its forces had detained the five prior to their deaths.
The NUCC's internal squabbling was on full display at an acrimonious press conference earlier this month, raising doubts about the effectiveness of such a diverse body.
Karen National Liberation Army commander say regime troops fled their base and left their weapons behind so they could pass themselves off as civilians to escape the area.
A Myanmar naval vessel picked up the 288 troops, border police and immigration officials near Cox's Bazar on Thursday morning, Bangladeshi officials said.
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The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army displayed the condemned men on a stage in Kokang's capital and announced their death sentences via loud speakers.
The ethnic army said the villagers from Maungdaw were killed by 'criminal gangs'. It denied reports that its forces had detained the five prior to their deaths.
Locals in Yangon and three other regions report draft-age people are being seized on the street and in their homes. 
The NUCC's internal squabbling was on full display at an acrimonious press conference earlier this month, raising doubts about the effectiveness of such a diverse body.
Karen National Liberation Army commander say regime troops fled their base and left their weapons behind so they could pass themselves off as civilians to escape the area.
A Myanmar naval vessel picked up the 288 troops, border police and immigration officials near Cox's Bazar on Thursday morning, Bangladeshi officials said.
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