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Myanmar Crackdown Leaves At Least 5 Dead in Violent Weekend

Myanmar’s Deadliest Day Since Coup Leaves at Least 18 Dead Bloomberg 3/1/2021 © Photographer: Hkun Lat/Getty Images AsiaPac YANGON, MYANMAR - FEBRUARY (Bloomberg) Myanmar saw its deadliest day since the Feb. 1 coup, with the United Nations saying at least 18 protesters were killed in a stark escalation of violence to quell persistent demonstrations against military rule. More than 30 other people were wounded when soldiers and police fired live ammunition into crowds in six cities across Myanmar on Sunday, UN Human Rights Office spokesperson Ravina Shamdasani said in a statement. Myanmar’s government said 12 people died. The U.S., which has announced sanctions targeting Myanmar’s military leaders and called for a return to democracy, signaled that it plans to respond with further measures.

Myanmar Crackdown Leaves At Least 9 Dead in Violent Weekend

Myanmar’s Deadliest Day Since Coup Leaves at Least 18 Dead Bloomberg 3/1/2021 © Photographer: Hkun Lat/Getty Images AsiaPac YANGON, MYANMAR - FEBRUARY (Bloomberg) Myanmar saw its deadliest day since the Feb. 1 coup, with the United Nations saying at least 18 protesters were killed in a stark escalation of violence to quell persistent demonstrations against military rule. More than 30 other people were wounded when soldiers and police fired live ammunition into crowds in six cities across Myanmar on Sunday, UN Human Rights Office spokesperson Ravina Shamdasani said in a statement. Myanmar’s government said 12 people died. The U.S., which has announced sanctions targeting Myanmar’s military leaders and called for a return to democracy, signaled that it plans to respond with further measures.

Myanmar s deadliest day since military coup leaves at least 18 protesters dead

Text Size: A+ Myanmar saw its deadliest day since the Feb. 1 coup, with the United Nations saying at least 18 protesters were killed in a stark escalation of violence to quell persistent demonstrations against military rule. The deaths came after soldiers and police officers fired live ammunition into crowds in six cities across Myanmar, which also left more than 30 people wounded, UN Human Rights Office Spokesperson Ravina Shamdasani said in a statement on Sunday. Myanmar’s government said 12 people died. “We strongly condemn the escalating violence against protests in Myanmar and call on the military to immediately halt the use of force against peaceful protesters,” Shamdasani said.

Myanmar s military govt crackdown leaves at least 5 dead in violent weekend

Myanmar s military govt crackdown leaves at least 5 dead in violent weekend
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