AFP-Thai deputy FM to visit Myanmar (r)

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RE: AFP- Thai deputy FM to visit Mayanmar
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The visit of the Thai deputy FM, Sukhumbhand to Burma on 22 August and 
his scheduled meeting with the senior generals in Buarma for exchanging 
information without specific issues set as agenda for discussion is 
quite deplorable.

But, Sukhumbhand would definitely have the privilage of having to 
witness the deployment of troops around Rangoon as the SPDC perpares to 
put down any possible unrests and its attempt to prevent parliament
from being convened. There is no limit in the amount of information that 
the minister would be able to gather while he is in Rangoon. The Thai 
Embassy in Rangoon should be able to provide him with information on the 
actual political situation around Rangon and else where in the country.

But, how are the Burmese troops near the Thai boarder doing with their 
rice and food supply from Rangoon?. I hope you don't think the SPDC is 
planning to send these troops underground or to create chaos in the 
country do you? I hope you can find out about that too. See for 
yourself, Mr Minsister.

In soliderity with the NLD's movements,

Minn Kyaw Minn
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>Thai deputy FM to visit Myanmar
>Wed 19 Aug 98 - 09:44 GMT 
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>BANGKOK, Aug 19 (AFP) - Thai Deputy Foreign Minister Sukhumbhand 
Paribatra
>will visit Myanmar for three days to celebrate the 50th anniversary of
>relations between the two neighbouring countries, officials said 
Wednesday.
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>Sukhumbhand, who is to leave Sunday, will meet senior generals in 
Myanmar's
>military goverment and exchange views of information, a foreign 
ministry
>official said, adding that no specific issues were on the agenda for
>discussion.
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>A Thai performing arts team would accompany Sukhumbhand and join the
>celebrations to mark the occasion.
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