Villagers in Hsi Hseng in the Pa-O Self-Administered Zone were ordered to leave their IDP camps and go home, only to be arrested by junta and PNA troops upon arrival.
Latest courtesy call by a senior military officer from the "world's largest democracy" shows New Delhi remains eager to court a junta shunned by most other countries in the world.
In a sign of his growing isolation, Min Aung Hlaing fired his Naypyitaw commander and four directorate heads in May, and moved a young officer into his inner circle.
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Villagers in Hsi Hseng in the Pa-O Self-Administered Zone were ordered to leave their IDP camps and go home, only to be arrested by junta and PNA troops upon arrival.
Regime ministers held talks in St Petersburg on transport, flights and production of cancer drugs, according to the junta media.
Latest courtesy call by a senior military officer from the "world's largest democracy" shows New Delhi remains eager to court a junta shunned by most other countries in the world.
Country needs urgent international help to restore free flow of information vital to survival during conflict, says digital rights advocate. 
Fighting near Myawaddy in April dealt a blow to trade. Torrential downpours followed, turning the dirt roads linking the town to Yangon into mud.
Latest exodus from battle with Arakan Army comes just days after Dhaka repatriated 134 regime runaways. 
In a sign of his growing isolation, Min Aung Hlaing fired his Naypyitaw commander and four directorate heads in May, and moved a young officer into his inner circle.
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