Save The Children says staff missing after Myanmar massacre
The US embassy in the country said it was appalled by the ‘barbaric attack in Kayah state that killed at least 35 civilians’.
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The US embassy in the country said it was appalled by the ‘barbaric attack in Kayah state that killed at least 35 civilians’.
The US embassy in the country said it was appalled by the ‘barbaric attack in Kayah state that killed at least 35 civilians’.
Save the Children said that two of its staff who were traveling home for the holidays after conducting humanitarian response work in a nearby community were “caught up in the incident and remain missing."
BANGKOK — The international aid group Save the Children said two of its staffers were missing in a massacre in eastern Myanmar that left more than 30 people, including women and children, dead and burned in their vehicles after they were reportedly shot by government troops as they were fleeing combat.
The US embassy in the country said it was appalled by the ‘barbaric attack in Kayah state that killed at least 35 civilians’.