Myanmar: Save the Children says army attack killed staff
The charity says two of its workers, both new fathers, are among the 35 bodies found on 24 December.
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#Myanmar#Yangon protesters scatter as #military interrupts morning demonstration. Screams & shots fired heard towards end of video widely circulated on social media. 3 people reportedly killed. Flash protests usually happen regularly without incident #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
At least one anti-regime protester was killed and several seriously injured when regime soldiers rammed and opened fire on a flash mob protest in Yangonโs Kyimyindaing Township on Sunday morning.
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Disturbing video shows how a #Myanmar#military vehicle accelerated speed & rammed directly into #yangon protesters, seriously hitting a few. Number of people killed & injured likely to be more than the initially reported 3 deaths. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Several anti-regime protesters were killed, injured and arrested in Yangon's Kyimyindaing Township on Sunday when soldiers rammed and opened fires on protesters.
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Latest update: we verify our sources and confirmed that the total number of houses currently burned down to the ground stands at 164, with some houses remaining burning in #Thantlang town, #Chin State.
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Junta soldiers are firing incendiary rockets into neighborhoods in Thantlang Town where fire start to burn from multiple locations all at once. The abandoned town of over 10,000 residents is now billowing smokes. Lt. Col. Thaung Hlaing is the chief military commander in the area.
UPDATE NEWS: The fire continues spreading across #Thantlang and has razed more than 130 homes, including two #churches to the ground. Thereโs no one to extinguish the fire as the town has been emptied for weeks due to constant threats of the juntaโs forces toward local civilians