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oi-Rajashekhar Garrepally
Yangon: People across the country are demonstrating against military rule and demanding the release of Aung San Suu Kyi. Police rallied on Sunday, ransacking the truck, in which hundreds of protesters were evacuated from the truck. Eighteen people died in the shootout. More than 20 other people were injured.
It is noteworthy that military officers stood in support of the police who opened fire. Those injured in the police firing are undergoing treatment at the nearest hospital.
Despite the peaceful protest, the firing by police and soldiers drew criticism. There is also resentment over the capture and imposition of military rule by popular elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi in countries of the world.
The United Nations Human Rights Council has expressed outrage over the police firing. The firing on peace protesters was inhuman.
The nations of the world are also angry over the latest incident.
Myanmar army kills a mother in Mandalay pic.twitter.com/4TVKvcpsoH
– Sue Knight (@ Suenit6) February 28, 2021
Meanwhile, Aung San Suu Kyi, who was elected by the people on 1 February, and other ruling party leaders were detained by the military and declared military rule in the country. The people of this country have been expressing concern since then.
Save Myanmar. pic.twitter.com/XgurlubwOO
– Eat Zee (@khao_ze) February 28, 2021
The social media giant Facebook already .. is notable for deleting accounts related to military officers. It is learned that US President Joe Biden has recently commented that he is closely monitoring the developments in Myanmar.
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