Myanmar Junta Denies Medical Treatment to Prisoners Sick With COVID-19
Over 300 inmates of Mandalay’s Obo Prison including political prisoners are ill with coronavirus symptoms, but many are not even being given paracetamol.
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Over 300 inmates of Mandalay’s Obo Prison including political prisoners are ill with coronavirus symptoms, but many are not even being given paracetamol.
The regime’s Union Day amnesty is an attempt to fool the international community into believing that it is releasing political prisoners.
Dr. Ye Lwin was sentenced to eight years in jail by the junta and has now been hospitalized with suspected gastrointestinal problems.
Convicted former Mandalay mayor, Dr. Ye Lwin who was in Obo Prison in Mandalay, has been taken to the local hospital for diagnostic tests of his gastrointestinal tract, according to a source in the prison who spoke to Mizzima on February 6.
Convicted former Mandalay mayor, Dr. Ye Lwin who was in Obo Prison in Mandalay, has been taken to the local hospital for diagnostic tests of his gastrointestinal tract, according to a source in the prison who spoke to Mizzima on February 6.