The Karenni IDPs have requested assistance from the international community and the United Nations in finding a safe place for shelter, as they are currently without a home or any safe place of refuge.

 Naw Mu See, the warehouse supervisor of the Dawnoeku IDP camp management committee,

“"We are escaping the war, but there is very little safety in our current location. Hence we urgently request that individuals fleeing the war in Dawnoeku camp be granted refuge in a country that provides greater freedom and security—a place where they can find safety and peace. We kindly appeal for their expedited resettlement to ensure their well-being as soon as possible."

Daw Hla Hla Win, a displaced woman who arrived at the Dawnoeku IDP camp from Dawhlyarkhu Village in Demoso Township, expressed her desire for the international community to establish a safe and protected environment where IDPs can reside. She added "We want to ask the international community for help. Our families have been fleeing for many generations. We don't want our children and future generations to go through the same hardships. We simply wish for them to live a good life."  Salso he emphasized the importance of putting an end to the cycle of leaving their homes and seeking refuge elsewhere.

The residents of Karenni State have sought shelter in the Dawnoeku refugee camp, but they express a deep sense of insecurity and fear of potential airstrikes by the Military Council.

Khun Robert, the administrator of the Dawnoeku IDP Camp Administrative Committee Office, has requested immediate international assistance to develop a protection system, as the residents of the camp feel insecure and fear potential airstrikes due to the frequent visits of warplanes.

"We yearn for a more secure life. To achieve this, we request assistance in implementing systems that can minimize the risks of artillery shells, which pose the greatest threat to us, as well as reduce the dangers of airstrikes. For instance, an early warning system would be invaluable. We seek help in deploying such measures in every IDP camp. If that's not possible, we appeal for international support in establishing No Fly Zones in each IDP camp to ensure our safety."

Following the military coup, the troops of the Military Council have engaged in battles with both ethnic armed organizations and the People's Defense Forces (PDF) established by the National Unity Government (NUG).

The Military Council troops have arrested and tortured residents, used them as human shields, burned houses, forcibly displaced entire villages, and launched artillery shells and airstrikes on both residential areas and workplaces where locals were employed.

Due to such conditions, people are escaping from the areas affected by military conflict, constantly moving from one place to another in search of safety. However, they face multiple difficulties, including challenges related to food and living conditions.