The authorities in Mandalay are planning to install more CCTV cameras across the central Burma city as part of a plan to more effectively fight crime.
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Rangoon municipality removes CCTV cameras
Jan 14, 2008 (DVB), Closed circuit television cameras installed at busy traffic junctions in Rangoon have now been removed by the city authorities due to high maintenance costs, said sources. An official from the Rangoon city development committee said the CCTV cameras were installed in Rangoon at the beginning of 2007 as part of a …
Monday, June 20, 2022
FROM THE DVB NEWSROOM Major Magway defense force claims AA link, opens NUG dialogue. Magway’s People’s Revolutionary Alliance, a local defense force, said its group had received support from the Arakan Army and is now working to liberate the entirety of Magway Region before Thingyan (Burmese new year) 2023. Read DVB’s report. | BURMESE Following …
The Weekend Briefing: Sunday, June 19, 2022
FROM THE DVB NEWSROOM Horrific phone evidence shows troops gloating over Ayardaw monastery massacre. Radio Free Asia on Saturday morning published a report graphically exhibiting a massacre carried out by troops from the Burma Army’s LIB 708 4th Company after files taken from a mobile phone belonging to one of the soldiers responsible were handed …
Troop buildup in Maungdaw raises spectre of renewed Rakhine conflict
Residents of the northern Rakhine border township of Maungdaw say they are concerned that full-scale clashes may break out between the military and the Arakan Army (AA) as the junta increases its presence in the region “The military has been increasing its presence every day. On May 3, eight military vehicles carrying soldiers and weaponry …
DVB Daily Briefing: Wednesday, December 8, 2021
Firm previously known as Facebook claims to be cracking down on Tatmadaw content – Meta claims it will “remove Pages, Groups and Accounts representing [Burmese] military-controlled businesses” because of their “direct role in funding the Tatmadaw’s ongoing violence and human rights abuses in Myanmar.” The firm’s Facebook platform, which still houses many Burma related accounts …