footage was sent by the air group free burma rangers, which works inside myanmar.pokesperson. >> many of these strengths were carried out at night which i a capability the army did not have before. this is a new capability. it was a hit at night in the valley, near the river which is north of papoon. the whole valley, 5000 people, is hiding. altogether, we have 12,000 people displaced. then the planes came and went along the thai-burm bordera, bargaining. >> this is what happened next. ethnic karan families went hiding. others take boats across the river into thailand. the reports are that injured people were aloud into thailand but most peopleere pushed back. we're are also told that those who could not cross the river were sent to a displacement camp on the myanmar side of the border. this footage appears to show tha i border guards putting up barriers to keep people away. the army was sending most burmese back as it deemed the situation at the border to be safe. thailand says it is respecting the human rights of refugees. let's hear from my colleague from bbc th

here's david eubank again from free burma rangers. so sorry, we just focus on allowance, the suffering he had under the government, please help us. on the ethnic people are saying we will have all that we can barely stop the army ourselves, they have done two things — they have sent money for food and medicine, done two things — they have sent money forfood and medicine, and some of the targeted leaders of the protesters, the ethnic some self have smuggled out to safety. but the ethnic army, since they don't have the power to stop the burma army, but they are trying to work together. right now, there is no large international support that gives them the power they need to make a difference. each group is fighting for their lives. of course, there are concerns myanmar could descend into a multi—faceted conflict. in the past few hours, the karen ethnic group warned that burmese ground troops were advancing on its territory and has called for international help to stop what it called an 'onslaught�*. and the broader context here is that a

really an activist group the free burma rangers also reported airstrikes saying they were the 1st in karen state in 20 years. in neighboring thailand preparations are being made for an influx of refugees. how many refugees are expected we have prepared an area for them to stay 1st after they cross over we can talk about numbers later. it was a weekend of carnage in myanmar the military junta killed more than 100 people in cities on armed forces day while general celebrated with a military parade security forces opened fire seemingly indiscriminately on the streets. it was the deadliest day since the coup on february 1st but it didn't stop demonstrators from returning to the streets. the united nations has accused the army of mass murder and germany has joined a long list of nations condemning the ongoing violence. this is a shoot it's distressing to see the almost daily death toll from such violence by the security forces in neon markets including children the threats of the rulers against their own population are also shocking. calls for action by the international community are sta

an activist group the free burma rangers also reported airstrikes saying they were the 1st in karen state in 20 years in neighboring thailand preparations are being made for an influx of refugees. how many refugees are expected we have prepared an area for them to stay 1st after they cross over or we can talk about numbers later. it was a weekend of carnage and neon mark the military junta killed more than 100 people in cities on armed forces day while general celebrated with a military parade security forces opened fire seemingly indiscriminately on the streets. it was the deadliest day since the coup on february 1st but it didn't stop demonstrators from returning to the streets. the united nations has accused the army of mass murder and germany has joined a long list of nations condemning the ongoing violence. this is a shoot it's distressing to see the almost daily death toll from such violence by the security forces in myanmar including children the threats of the rulers against their own population are also shocking. calls for action by the international community are starting to gro

an activist group the free burma rangers also reported airstrikes saying they were the 1st in karen state in 20 years in neighboring thailand preparations are being made for an influx of refugees. how many refugees are expected we have prepared an area for them to stay 1st after they cross over we can talk about numbers later. it was a weekend of carnage in myanmar the military junta killed more than 100 people in cities on armed forces day while general celebrated with a military parade security forces opened fire seemingly indiscriminately on the streets. it was the deadliest day since the coup on february 1st but it didn't stop demonstrators from returning to the streets. the united nations has accused the army of mass murder and germany has joined a long list of nations condemning the ongoing violence. this is a shoot it's distressing to see the almost daily death toll from such violence by the security forces in myanmar including children the threats of the rulers against their own population are also shocking. calls for action by the international community are starting to grow loud

david eubank is founder and head of the free burma rangers, an ngo which provides assistance to displacedtell us what difference in your assessment has been made since the military coup with the actions of the military? it’s military coup with the actions of the military?— of the military? it's been a big difference. _ of the military? it's been a big difference. i _ of the military? it's been a big difference. i was - of the military? it's been aj big difference. i was inside the actualfighting area the actual fighting area starting in december, january, a slow build—up in february, an explosion. we had around 2500 people displaced in northern karen state and now we have over 10,000 and more burmese soldiers have come up, over 104 trucks for example on one road alone trying to build—up the camps and systems in northern karen state so we've seen an escalation in karen state but teams up in kuchin state of reported more attacks and more people displaced.— people displaced. what has chan . ed people displaced. what has changed in _ people displaced. what has changed in the _ changed in the

david eubank is founder and head of the free burma rangers, an ngo which provides assistance to displacedl fighting area starting in december, january, there was a slow build—up and then in february, an explosion. we had around 2,500 people displaced in northern karen state before the coup. now we have over 10,000 and more burmese soldiers have come up — over 104 trucks, for example, on one road alone — trying to build up the camps and road systems in northern karen state, so we've seen an escalation in karen state. but not just in but notjust in the current state. —— but notjust in the karen state. teams up in kachin state of reported more attacks and more people displaced. what has changed in the military mindset? do you think it is a lack of shackles now of the previous democracy, or what has changed? i think you are right. it is the relationship between the coup and the fight between the ethnics, they're connected in that i believe the burma military and suu kyi and others in the democracy movement said, "that's enough. we're going to take over directly." the same with the ceasefires

an activist group the free burma rangers also reported airstrikes saying they were the 1st in karen state in 20 years in neighboring thailand preparations are being made for an influx of refugees. how many refugees are expected but we have prepared an area for them to stay 1st after they cross over we can talk about numbers later. we're not going to talk about a permanent shelter yet this is a matter for the department of national security. it was a weekend of carnage in myanmar. the military killed more than 100 people in cities on armed forces day drawing global outrage. while generals celebrated with a military parade security forces opened fire seemingly indiscriminately on the streets. it was the deadliest day since the february 1st 2 and still protestors are returning to the streets the united nations has accused the army of mass murder. we have crimes against humanity being caused and committed way to write it is one of our very eyes and the question right now is what the international community is willing to do about it. for those who lost their lives standing up for democracy in

an activist group the free burma rangers also reported airstrikes saying they were the 1st in karen state in 20 years in neighboring thailand preparations are being made for an influx of refugees. how many refugees are expected we have prepared an area for them to stay 1st after they cross over we can talk about numbers later. we're not going to talk about a permanent shelter yet this is a matter for the department of national security. it was a weekend of carnage and neon mark the military killed more than 100 people in cities on armed forces day drawing global outrage. while general celebrated with a military parade security forces opened fire seemingly indiscriminately on the streets. it was the deadliest day since the february 1st 2 and still protestors are returning to the streets the united nations has accused the army of mass murder. we have crimes against humanity being caused and committed way to write it is one of our very eyes and the question right now is what the international community is willing to do it. for those who lost their lives standing up for democracy in me on mar

an activist group the free burma rangers also reported airstrikes saying they were the 1st in karen state in 20 years in neighboring thailand preparations are being made for an influx of refugees. many refugees are expected we have prepared an area for them to stay 1st after they cross over we can talk about numbers later. we're not going to talk about a permanent shelter yet this is a matter for the department of national security. it was a weekend of carnage and neon mark the military killed more than 100 people in cities on armed forces day drawing global outrage. while general celebrated with a military parade security forces opened fire seemingly indiscriminately on the streets. it was the deadliest day since the february 1st 2 and still protestors are returning to the streets the united nations has accused the army of mass murder. we have crimes against humanity and being caused and committed way to right it is one of our very eyes and the question right now is what the international community is willing to do. for those who lost their lives standing up for democracy in me on maher