Re: KIA Terrorist in Myanmar BRUTALLY TORTURED AND KILLED thousands of innocent Myanmar people. (Warning: Graphic Photos)

Drugs found in abandoned gov’t post:

Friday, 04 May 2012 13:31 Mizzima News
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(Mizzima) – Burmese government troops left behind “a large quantity”
of amphetamine drug tablets at a recently abandoned army post near
Laiza, according to Kachin Independence Army (KIA) officers.
Pipes used for smoking amphetamines found at a former Burmese army
post in Laja Yang village near Laiza in Kachin State. Photo: KNG

Pipes used for smoking amphetamines found at a former Burmese army
post in Laja Yang village near Laiza in Kachin State. Photo: KNG

The government post at Laja Yang, just outside Laiza, the KIA
headquarters area, also had a collection of homemade pipes made from
plastic
water bottles, KIA officers said, claiming it was proof of widespread
drug use by government troops.

The KIA said the post was abandoned on April 26 following heavy
fighting, according to an article on Thursday on the Kachinnews.com
website.

A senior KIA commander based in the Mai Ja Yang area told the Kachin
News Group that many government soldiers appeared to be taking
needless risks during battles, indicating they were high on drugs.

The KIA officer said soldiers wouldn't charge directly at a well-
defended KIA position unless they were under the influence of
something that
affected their judgment.

On Thursday, six government military posts were destroyed in Man Mau
village after KIA troops deliberately set them on fire, said a KIA
officer
who serves in the village.

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