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          Security Tightened in Rangoon after Bomb Blast Burma's special police force.(Photo:AFP) Security Tightened in Rangoon after Bomb Blast By SAW YAN NAING Friday, July 4, 2008 Burmese authorities have begun deploying se 西裝curity guards around-the-clock at government buildings and at the offices of junta-backed groups following Tuesday’s bomb blast at a Union Solidarity and Development As 租辦公室sociation (USDA) office in Rangoon, according to sources close to authorities. Since Tuesday’s incident at the USDA office in Shwe Pyi Thar Township in the northern outskirts of 帛琉Rangoon—in which no one was killed—military authorities have increased nighttime patrols in army trucks and have set up checkpoints around the city, as well as urging the public through state-run me 21世紀房屋仲介dia to remain alert and to report any suspicious activity, said the sources. The chairman of Rangoon City Development Committee, Brig-Gen Aung Thein Linn, who is also an official with junta-backed civic 買屋organization USDA, told reporters in Rangoon that members of the USDA will be deployed as security guards around assigned offices and buildings. Speaking to The Irrawaddy on Thursday, an official from Rangoon City Develop 銀行利率ment Committee who requested anonymity said: “Aung Thein Linn said that he will increase security patrols. All USDA offices will be guarded 24 hours. And members of the USDA will be deployed as security troops.”  A USDA member in 新成屋Kyauktada Township said that security guards recruited from his organization would undergo security training. “The Authorities in townships and wards around Rangoon are calling meetings at the moment,” said a member of the Township Peace and Developme 系統傢俱nt Council. “They also asked residents to become involved in the security guard training, which will be led by USDA officials.”  Members of the Township Peace and Development Council in Rangoon have been pressuring local authorities in every ward in Rangoon divisio 關鍵字廣告n to form security groups within the next few days, said residents in Hlaing Thayar, Yankin and Pabedan townships. An armed students’ group in exile, the Vigorous Burma Student Warriors, later claimed responsibility for the bombing. http://www.irrawaddy.org/highlight.php?art_id=13 西服140  .