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07 December 2022
07 December 2022
Residents from Ngwenanthar Village in Yangon Region’s Hlegu Township, about 25km north of Yangon City centre, discovered the bodies of 13 Rohingya men by the side of the Tabinshwehti Road at about 7:00 a.m. on 5 December.
The Ngwenanthar Village administrator reported the find to the authorities and locally based police officers went to inspect the scene and investigate.
The Ngwenanthar Village administrator reported the find to the authorities and locally based police officers went to inspect the scene and investigate.
The 13 bodies had no visible injuries. A junta press release said that the bodies had been found at 7:00 a.m. and that the men might have died due to a lack of oxygen whilst they were being smuggled in a vehicle.
But, Ro Nay San Lwin, a co-founder of the Free Rohingya Coalition (FRC) announced on social media that the men had been murdered. He said that eyewitnesses who saw the bodies in Yangon People's Hospital saw that they had wounds on their foreheads, lips, faces and backs.
According to a legal professional, an investigation into the deaths has been opened at the relevant police station and action is being taken.
Previously, on 28 November, junta troops arrested 54 Rohingya men and 14 women when they found them in a truck they searched near to Hlegu Township’s Nyaung Hna Pin Industrial Zone
According to a legal professional, an investigation into the deaths has been opened at the relevant police station and action is being taken.
Previously, on 28 November, junta troops arrested 54 Rohingya men and 14 women when they found them in a truck they searched near to Hlegu Township’s Nyaung Hna Pin Industrial Zone
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