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    Junta intensifies conscription abductions in Kale

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    By Editor on April 2, 2026 News

    In Kale (Kalay) Town, Sagaing Region, locals reported that junta troops are abducting young men daily under the guise of a conscription drive.

    On March 28, soldiers abducted 7 young men in front of the Mingyi Hotel on Bogyoke Main Road. Only the father of an infant and one other individual were released after each was forced to pay 4 million MMK for their freedom.

    On March 31, the junta abducted 3 more young men at the same location.

    In Kale Town, abductions of young people for conscription are becoming increasingly common, with only a few released after paying ransoms.

    Individuals connected to junta authorities contact the families of those abducted, demanding 2 to 10 million MMK for their release.

    Lately, the junta has been holding youths briefly in government offices in Kale Town, subjecting them to medical examinations at a military hospital before sending those who pass directly to military training depots.

    Residents are urged to stay alert as junta troops continue daily conscription-related seizures at busy intersections and main roads in Kale Town. 

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