Burmese anti-government militants and government forces in eastern Myanmar border town of Miao W end conflict

　　8, Burmese anti-government militants and government forces in eastern Myanmar border town of Miao W end conflict, a stray bullet also bring disaster to neighboring Thailand. It is reported that the conflict has killed people were injured, hundreds of people fled to neighboring countries through the Mekong River border with Thailand Iraqi asylum.

According to Agence France-Presse reported, local 8, heavy weapons fire militants attacked the border town of Myanmar Karen Miao W end, resulting in 2 injuries. Another source said, Myanmar anti-government militants have occupied the police station and the end of seedlings tile post office, and fight with the military government.

An unnamed official told AFP the Thai border, a rocket-propelled grenade also hit Thailand's Mae Sot in northwestern counties, resulting in a three men and two women, a total of 5 people injured. Television footage showed the incident occurred, in the Mekong River border bridge in Iraq, because of stray bullets Thai soldiers across the border and alert, have, after hiding in bunkers. The official also said that "Although the fire has temporarily subsided, but the seedlings tile around the end of terrorism has not stopped military operations."

Thailand and the United States claims the county Chief Executive gram of Nicolas. Special Door Sack said that Thailand has closed border checkpoints with Thailand and the expulsion of the Mekong River in Iraq some uprooted. The inspection of Myanmar across the river stood a few months ago already closed, but still a lot of illegal immigrants across the border to flee to Thailand.

Myanmar anti-government armed groups have carried out a previous election for the armed demonstrations in Myanmar. Myanmar, a dissident news Web site, "the Democratic Voice of Burma," also reported that ethnic unrest in Myanmar there are six areas that should the armed groups, armed attacks by the government will help each other to take the words back. According to the Associated Press reported recently, minority areas related organizations also warned that if the military continues to deprive them of their rights, "Myanmar will be civil war again."

Since independence in 1948, Myanmar has caused civil war in many parts of the country have been hit hard. Observers said that in the 7 to 20 years of Burma's first election, the official abolition of Burmese ethnic minority areas in the vote. This raises concerns about the security situation in the region.