External Affairs Ministry on Tuesday asked Indian citizens in Myanmar to avoid unnecessary travel amid fighting between Myanmar’s anti-junta groups and government forces. In an advisory, the Foreign Ministry said, “In view of the evolving security situation in Myanmar, all Indian nationals are advised to avoid non-essential travel. Those already living in Myanmar are advised to take precaution and avoid travel to the regions affected by violence. Inter-state travel by road should also be avoided.”

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Besides, Indian nationals in Myanmar have been asked to register with the Embassy of India by filling up a form. “Indian nationals living in Myanmar are requested to register with the Embassy of India, Yangon by filling up the form,” it added.

Last week, India expressed serious concerns over Myanmar nationals seeking refuge in Mizoram due to unrest between Myanmar’s anti-junta groups and government forces close to the Indian border.

“We reiterate our call for the return of peace, stability and democracy in Myanmar,” external affairs ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said in his media briefing when asked to speak on the issue.

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As per the United Nations (UN), over 90,000 people have been displaced so far due to the intensified fighting that erupted last month.


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