Anti-Terrorism Central Committee discusses counter-terrorism measures

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The Anti-Terrorism Central Committee organized a 1/2021 meeting yesterday.
During the meeting, Chairman of committee Union Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Soe Htut, member of State Administration Council discussed the aims of meetings, counter-terrorism measures under the law, plans implemented in line with the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy, the stipulation of procedures to combat terrorisms occurring in the country and plans to boost up the international cooperation works.
The meeting also focused on the plans to take actions against the terrorist groups and their partners who committed the arson attack, bombing, murder cases and threats to innocent people under the law and public awareness programmes for the public not to believe the fake news spreading on Facebook and internet websites.
Then, Committee Secretary Lt-Gen Than Hlaing, Deputy Minister for Home Affairs and Police Chief clarified the occurrence of riots and violence starting in February, intense arson attack, robbery, bombing and murder cases, other cases of terrorists to threaten the public by destroying the ward/village and township administrative procedures in order to cooperate with them and actions taken against the suspects.
Then, the committee members discussed the precautionary measures against terrorism including measures to ensure the safety of the public.
The meeting also discussed the legal actions to take against the terrorist groups CRPH, NUG, PDF and their partners for communicating with international terrorists and ARSA to grab the State power by force and objectives of SAC in detail. – MNA

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