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Iran: Death toll in Abadan Metropol building collapse rises to 38 - Vimarsana News

Iran: Death toll in Abadan Metropol building collapse rises to 38

Authorities have arrested 13 people as part of a broad probe into the disaster, including Abadan's mayor, Hossein Hamidpour, who resigned last Friday.

38 killed in Myanmar as protests turn violent in bloodiest day since military coup - Vimarsana News

38 killed in Myanmar as protests turn violent in bloodiest day since military coup

38 killed in Myanmar as protests turn violent in bloodiest day since military coup In the main city Yangon, witnesses said at least eight people were killed, seven of them when security forces opened sustained fire in a neighbourhood in the north of the city in the early evening. advertisement Protesters cover with makeshift shields during an anti-coup protest in Mandalay. (Reuters) Thirty-eight people were killed in Myanmar as the military quelled protests in several towns and cities on Wednesday, the United Nations said, the most violent day since demonstrations against last month's militar...

Myanmar News: Myanmar security forces kill at least 33 protesters; Reports | World News - Vimarsana News

Myanmar News: Myanmar security forces kill at least 33 protesters; Reports | World News

Protesters lie on the ground after police open fire to disperse an anti-coup protest in Mandalay. Picture credit ( Reuters ) NEW YORK: United Nations special envoy on Myanmar, Christine Schraner Burgener, said 38 people had been killed in the Southeast Asian nation on Wednesday. Myanmar security forces opened fire on protests against military rule on Wednesday, a day after neighbouring countries called for restraint and offered to help Myanmar resolve the crisis. FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail