What's the situation? In a burmese town, hundreds of heavily armed military soldiers went door-to-door to search

On December 14, a search team of nearly 200 military soldiers in the area of Legggo Town in Dubaraya County went door-to-door to conduct a raid. It is reported that on the 14th, 23 people, including the representatives of the member of the Council of Mia, were taken away by military soldiers.

Located in the southern part of Myowady, the town of Leggko new, which belongs to the 6th Brigade of the KNU, the situation was very tense after the military troops entered the armed control area. In addition, every house in the residential area is closed, and there is almost no traffic on the road.

A local citizen said that since 8:00 a.m. on the 14th, nearly 200 military soldiers have entered the new town of Legogo for eight times to search, and searched the 6th and 3rd blocks. More than 20 people, including Ng Vilingang, a representative of the Irrawaddy Miya parliamentarian who had moved to the Lagogon district, and 2 striking police officers, were arrested. After that, the armed forces who received the news arrived and did not allow the military soldiers to enter Block 1, and the two sides were in a tense confrontation for a while.

It is reported that the search team was led by an officer of the 13th coastline of the 560th Battalion's front-line combat readiness department, Sagaka.

A local citizen said that at present, the army encamped outside the jurisdiction of Leggol Town district is in a state of high confrontation with the local armed forces.