The Military Council

• The junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said that it was necessary to empower the public transportation sector and carry out activities for the use of trains, commuter rail and bus services as much as possible.
• The junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said that the country’s economy would be good if the economic growth of rural people could be raised. He also said that the education sector would be prioritized to increase the number of educated people in the country.
• The junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said that he could access foreign currency loans for cement factory projects.
• The military junta would publish special post stamps containing the image of man and woman in the traditional dress of the Bagan era and each would cost 200 MMK.
• Dr. Thet Thet Khine, the junta union minister of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement, said that human resource development was essential and so was the education sector. She also said that education was prioritized in national policy.
• The junta Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Monday night that Myanmar would take action following the ASEAN Charter and supplementary agreements to resolve differences in defining some provisions contained in the Charter.

The National Unity Government (NUG)

• On Tuesday, the Acting President of the NUG sent his words of congrats to the 33rd anniversary of SNLD, an ethnic political party committed to the end of the military dictatorship and the emergence of federal democracy in the country.
• At the 4th committee of 76th UN General Assembly, Myanmar’s Permanent Representative U Kyaw Moe Tun said that Myanmar Army did not welcome peaceful resolution and negotiation. He also said that the junta army conducted satellite news blackouts and internet blackouts not to spread their inhumane activities on the internet.
• Before the ASEAN Summit, the NUG met with the National Security Advisor of the U.S President and discussed effective action for responsibility and accountability of the military council- including ASEAN 5-point consensus; violent arrests after the military coup, humanitarian assistance and regional cooperation.
• Ministry of Health- NUG announced their strong condemnation against the attack of the junta army at Pinlone Hospital, causing them to break a piece of glass in the Intensive Care Unit on the first floor and their gunshots at a taxi near the hospital, causing the death of a civilian.
• Ministry of Economics and Commerce- NUG announced that they blacklisted and dismissed economic consuls who supported the cash flow for the military junta, helped the dictatorship last longer and betrayed the country and the people.
• The NUG announced that U Bo Hla Tint, former Minister of NCGUB, was appointed as Ambassador on Sunday to enhance relationship and cooperation with ASEAN.

Revolution Activities

• In Monywa of Sagaing Township, junta soldiers in secret patrol on Martyr's road were attacked with mines by SIA, led by Captain Kunsa, at about 11:00 pm Monday. Reportedly, a junta soldier died and some others were injured.
• In Monywa, deputy police officer Win Kyaw Myo and another policeman were attacked by SIA on their way back from KTV on Tuesday morning and their weapons were confiscated. Reportedly, the junta armed forces took away their bodies at about 6:00 am.
• As 230-day protest, a combined rally of Salingyi North and Yinmabin East marched against the military dictatorship on Tuesday.
• In a village of Shwebo Township, local people expressed their support for the NUG on Tuesday morning, chanting anti-junta slogans.
• In Wetlet Township, the junta armed forces raided Yonebingone village on Monday morning. According to local residents, those soldiers destroyed 10 houses of the public and took away liquor and beer by force.
• In Khin-U Township, the junta army arrested Ko Zaw Min Tun, Ywathitgone villager aged 40, on their way to the village at about 6:00 pm Monday. They then shot him dead at the back of Aungmye monastery and burned his body.
• In the west of Monywa, villagers made a night strike against the military dictatorship on Monday, banging pots and pans.
• In Monywa, two police officers were shot dead in Satmuzone Ward on Tuesday morning. Reportedly, their guns were missing.
• In Monywa, a combined force of local PDFs attacked an irrigation office and a car of a police officer by remote explosions at about 2:00 pm Tuesday. Reportedly, some junta soldiers were injured.
• In Latbadaung area, leek-growing women protested against the military dictatorship on Tuesday.
• As 261-day protest, Kalay people marched against the military dictatorship on Tuesday.
• In Chin State, the junta army set fire to 13 houses in two villages of Phalan Township on Monday morning.
• In Longlone Township of Taninthayi Region, basic education students expressed their desire against the military dictatorship on Tuesday, holding anti-junta signs.
• According to Dawei residents, the junta army threatened NLD members to take part in pro-military rally on Tuesday and if not, they would be arrested and killed.
• In Dawei, the junta armed forces inspected the mobile phones of passers-by and arrested 3 young friends, accusing them of collecting funds for political reasons.
• In Nantkam of Shan State, local people made a dawn strike on Tuesday, placing posters against the junta army and the immigration office issuing national registration cards just for money.
• In Mingaladone Township of Yangon Region, Wai Lin Aung, administrator of Konetalapaung village, was shot dead on Tuesday morning.
• On Monday night, Mandalay Monks’ Union led a protest against the military dictatorship.
• In Chanmya Thazi Township, a helper of the military junta was shot three times at about 6:30 am Tuesday.
• On Tuesday, Mandalay Monks’ Union led an anti-junta movement, reciting Parittas.
• In Dimawso Township of Kayar (Karenni) State, the junta army made fire ammunitions for no apparent reason and destroyed Medaw Church in Dawmyale area on Monday.
• In Kyaiklatt of Ayeyarwaddy Region, a local revolutionary group blew up MyTel telecom tower in Minzan village at about 3:30 am Tuesday.
• On Sunday, Kyaiklatt Township PDF warned all ward and village administrators to resign by 1st November at the latest.

Ethnic Armed Organizations

• In Pansai (Kyugoke) of Shan North, there was fighting between the junta army and MNDAA, starting from 9:00 pm Monday.
• At the time of no battles, KPDF members helped farmers harvest paddy.

Summary on 27th October

• In the tenure of Min Aung Hlaing, the country has been facing degradation in all sectors. The international community, including neighbouring countries, do not want to join hands with the military junta conducting violent activities. Consequently, the country has become isolated due to power-crazy junta leaders. No matter what, he has been just planning for a long-lasting position and exploitation of natural resources for their benefit. He seems to be thinking of wasting financial sources by the tricks of electric vehicles, underground trains and state-owned factories.
• In Sagaing Region, the armed revolution reached up to the urban area. As for other states and regions, they had public protests as well as activities of armed revolution in their way.
• In Ayeyarwaddy Region- a new area for guerrilla revolution, there were attacks at the junta armed forces and clearance activities of junta-pillars in recent days.