"Silent Strike" in capital Naypyitaw
Roads and markets are seen empty in capital Naypyitaw on Friday morning as residents take part in the nationwide "Silent Strike" on International Human Rights Day. (Photos- CJ)
Streets and markets are empty in Yangon on Friday morning as residents take part in a silent strike against the military regime. (Photo: CJ) #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
“I got hit and fell down in front of a truck. A soldier beat me with his rifle but I defended and pushed him back. Then he immediately shot at me as I ran away in a zig-zag pattern. Fortunately, I escaped,” a protester told @Reuters.
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At least four people were killed due to SAC vehicle drives through a group of protesters and opened fire at Pan Pin Gyi Road in Kyeemyindaing, Rangoon on Sunday
The military junta brutally cracked down the peaceful protesters in Yangon this morning. A military vehicle intentionally hit the protesters and at least 3 protesters were murdered at the incident, witnesses said.
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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
JUST IN: I’m hearing that a morning protest in #Yangon,
Kyimyindaing has been brutally cracked down
Security forces reportedly open fire and run cars into crowd
A number of journalists, protesters injured
More details to come
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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#Breaking; At least 4 anti-coup protesters were reportedly killed as a military vehicle speeded into crowd during protesting in #Yangon on Sunday morning. (Photo: Khit Thit media)
#Breaking; At least 4 anti-coup protesters were reportedly killed as a military vehicle speeded into crowd during protesting in #Yangon on Sunday morning. (Photo: Khit Thit media)
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The civilian National Unity Government launched its sale of bonds on Monday. The parallel government aims to raise US$1 billion from interest-free two-year bonds valued at $100, $500, $1,000 and $5,000 to fund its effort to topple the junta. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar