Myanmar to charge journalists on assignment for Turkish state TV: officialsNAYPYITAW/YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar police said on Saturday they were preparing to charge journalists working for Turkey s state broadcaster TRT, their local interpreter and driver for bringing a drone into the country without permission. The police were also expecting to obtain court permission to remand the four for up to 15 days as they prepare to charge them under Section 8 of the Export and Import Law. Violators of it can be jailed for up to three years. The journalists - Lau Hon Meng from Singapore and Mok Choy Lin from Malaysia - plus their interpreter Aung Naing Soe and driver Hla Tin have been detained since Friday for flying a drone near the parliament in Myanmar s capital Naypyitaw. The development comes amid tension between Turkey and Myanmar over the Rohingya crisis. In early September, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said the death of the Rohingya constituted a  genocide  aimed at Muslim communities in the region, a charge Myanmar denies. More than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled the majority-Buddhist Myanmar for neighboring Bangladesh since security forces responded to Rohingya militants  attacks on Aug. 25 by launching a crackdown. Turkish broadcaster TRT said on its website that the network  is in discussions with Myanmar authorities to secure their release. Both journalists had valid visas . Myanmar police spokesman Police Colonel Myo Thu Soe told Reuters the journalists  illegally imported the drone  and all four will be charged under the Export and Import Law. The law does not specifically refer to drones, but it says that  no person shall export or import restricted, prohibited and banned goods,  and that,  without obtaining license, no person shall export or import the specified goods which is to obtain permission.   We are going to the court now to obtain the arraignment, we will get it today,  said Police Lieutenant Tun Tun Win. He said that the remand will be for up to 15 days but police expect to file charges within 10 days. Several journalists in Myanmar have been arrested this year, leading rights groups to warn that the gains made in press freedom since the end of military rule risk being reversed under the administration of national leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The two foreign journalists are detained at police station no. 1 in Naypyitaw, while the two Myanmar nationals have been transferred to a prison in the nearby town of Pyinmana. On Friday night, about 25 police staged an evening raid on the Yangon house of the Myanmar interpreter, well-known domestic reporter Aung Naing Soe, seizing his computer memory sticks and searching documents. Myanmar state broadcaster MRTV said the ministry of foreign affairs had informed the Singaporean and Malaysian embassies about the matter. worldnews
myanmar charge journalists assignment turkish state tv reuters myanmar police said saturday preparing charge journalists working turkey state broadcaster art local interpreter driver bringing drone country without permission the police also expecting obtain court permission remand four days prepare charge section export import law violations jailed three years the journalists lau hon men singapore mok cho lin malaysia plus interpreter sung naming soe driver la tin detained since friday flying drone near parliament myanmar capital naypyitaw the development comes amid tension turkey myanmar rohingya crisis in early september turkish president tayyip erdogan said death rohingya constituted genocide aimed muslim communities region charge myanmar denies more rohingya muslims fled myanmar neighboring bangladesh since security forces responded rohingya militants attacks launching crackdown turkish broadcaster art said website network discussions myanmar authorities secure release both journalists valid visas myanmar police spokesman police colonel my thu soe told reuters journalists illegally imported drone four charged export import law the law specifically refer drones says person shall export import restricted prohibited banned goods without obtaining license person shall export import specified goods obtain permission we going court obtain arrangement get today said police lieutenant tun tun win he said remand days police expect file charges within days several journalists myanmar arrested year leading rights groups warn gains made press freedom since end military rule risk reversed administration national leader sung san sup kyi the two foreign journalists detained police station naypyitaw two myanmar nationals transferred prison nearby town pyinmana on friday night police staged evening raid canton house myanmar interpreter domestic reporter sung naming soe seizing computer memory sticks searching documents myanmar state broadcaster mtv said ministry foreign affairs informed singapore malaysian embassies matter worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Myanmar to charge journalists on assignment for Turkish state TV: officialsNAYPYITAW/YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar police said on Saturday they were preparing to charge journalists working for Turkey s state broadcaster TRT, their local interpreter and driver for bringing a drone into the country without permission. The police were also expecting to obtain court permission to remand the four for up to 15 days as they prepare to charge them under Section 8 of the Export and Import Law. Violators of it can be jailed for up to three years. The journalists - Lau Hon Meng from Singapore and Mok Choy Lin from Malaysia - plus their interpreter Aung Naing Soe and driver Hla Tin have been detained since Friday for flying a drone near the parliament in Myanmar s capital Naypyitaw. The development comes amid tension between Turkey and Myanmar over the Rohingya crisis. In early September, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said the death of the Rohingya constituted a  genocide  aimed at Muslim communities in the region, a charge Myanmar denies. More than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled the majority-Buddhist Myanmar for neighboring Bangladesh since security forces responded to Rohingya militants  attacks on Aug. 25 by launching a crackdown. Turkish broadcaster TRT said on its website that the network  is in discussions with Myanmar authorities to secure their release. Both journalists had valid visas . Myanmar police spokesman Police Colonel Myo Thu Soe told Reuters the journalists  illegally imported the drone  and all four will be charged under the Export and Import Law. The law does not specifically refer to drones, but it says that  no person shall export or import restricted, prohibited and banned goods,  and that,  without obtaining license, no person shall export or import the specified goods which is to obtain permission.   We are going to the court now to obtain the arraignment, we will get it today,  said Police Lieutenant Tun Tun Win. He said that the remand will be for up to 15 days but police expect to file charges within 10 days. Several journalists in Myanmar have been arrested this year, leading rights groups to warn that the gains made in press freedom since the end of military rule risk being reversed under the administration of national leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The two foreign journalists are detained at police station no. 1 in Naypyitaw, while the two Myanmar nationals have been transferred to a prison in the nearby town of Pyinmana. On Friday night, about 25 police staged an evening raid on the Yangon house of the Myanmar interpreter, well-known domestic reporter Aung Naing Soe, seizing his computer memory sticks and searching documents. Myanmar state broadcaster MRTV said the ministry of foreign affairs had informed the Singaporean and Malaysian embassies about the matter. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: myanmar charge journalists assignment turkish state tv reuters myanmar police said saturday preparing charge journalists working turkey state broadcaster art local interpreter driver bringing drone country without permission the police also expecting obtain court permission remand four days prepare charge section export import law violations jailed three years the journalists lau hon men singapore mok cho lin malaysia plus interpreter sung naming soe driver la tin detained since friday flying drone near parliament myanmar capital naypyitaw the development comes amid tension turkey myanmar rohingya crisis in early september turkish president tayyip erdogan said death rohingya constituted genocide aimed muslim communities region charge myanmar denies more rohingya muslims fled myanmar neighboring bangladesh since security forces responded rohingya militants attacks launching crackdown turkish broadcaster art said website network discussions myanmar authorities secure release both journalists valid visas myanmar police spokesman police colonel my thu soe told reuters journalists illegally imported drone four charged export import law the law specifically refer drones says person shall export import restricted prohibited banned goods without obtaining license person shall export import specified goods obtain permission we going court obtain arrangement get today said police lieutenant tun tun win he said remand days police expect file charges within days several journalists myanmar arrested year leading rights groups warn gains made press freedom since end military rule risk reversed administration national leader sung san sup kyi the two foreign journalists detained police station naypyitaw two myanmar nationals transferred prison nearby town pyinmana on friday night police staged evening raid canton house myanmar interpreter domestic reporter sung naming soe seizing computer memory sticks searching documents myanmar state broadcaster mtv said ministry foreign affairs informed singapore malaysian embassies matter worldnews