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Monday, March 29, 2021

Over 100 protestors shot dead by Myanmar armed forces on ‘day of shame’, UN ‘horrified’

NORTHEAST NOW
NE NOW NEWS
March 27, 2021


Deaths have been reported from 40 cities in Myanmar.

Over 100 protestors were shot dead by armed forces in Myanmar on Saturday.

This bloodshed by the Myanmar armed forces comes on the Country’s Armed Forces Day.

Deaths have been reported from 40 cities in Myanmar.

Myanmar’s military resorted to “shoot to kill” protestors on Saturday as thousands of anti-coup protestors took to the Country’s streets.

 

“The military generals are celebrating Armed Forces Day after they just killed more than 300 innocent civilians,” Sasa said.



In another incident, a 14-years-old boy was killed after being shot in the head by Myanmar security forces when he was playing inside a Railway Compound.

One of the victims who died on Saturday is 18-years-old Aung Zin Phyo, a local futsal club goalkeeper in Myanmar’s Mandalay city.

He also volunteered at Intensive Care Unit of the Mandalay AYA Center during COVID-19 second wave.


Shots were also fired outside the US Embassy in Myanmar

United States ambassador to Myanmar Thomas Vadja has said that killing unarmed civilians including children is horrifying.

“Such actions by security forces are not that of professional military or police. Their role is to protect citizens,” US ambassador to Myanmar – Thomas Vadja said.

The United States ambassador to Myanmar Thomas Vadja further urged Myanmar’s military to immediately stop violence.

“Security forces are murdering unarmed civilians, including children, the very people they swore to protect,” the US Embassy said.

— Ro Nay San Lwin (@nslwin) March 27, 2021

British Ambassador to UN – Dan Chugg said: “On Myanmar’s Armed Forces Day, the security forces have disgraced themselves by shooting unarmed civilians.”



Meanwhile, the United Nations has said that it is “horrified by the needless loss of life”.

“The violence is completely unacceptable and must stop immediately. Those responsible must be held to account,” the UN said.

“Ensuring peace and defending the people should be the responsibility of any military, but the Tatmadaw (Myanmarese Army) has turned against its own people,” UN Special Envoy on Myanmar, Christine Schraner Burgener said.

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