Save the Children staff confirmed dead in Myanmar massacre
The army seized power in February, ousting the elected government and arresting top officials.
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The army seized power in February, ousting the elected government and arresting top officials.
The humanitarian group Save the Children said Tuesday it has confirmed that two of its staff were among at least 35 people, including children, who were killed in eastern Myanmar on Christmas Eve in an attack it blamed on the country's military.
The army seized power in February, ousting the elected government and arresting top officials.
The army seized power in February, ousting the elected government and arresting top officials.
The army seized power in February, ousting the elected government and arresting top officials.