Highlight:
- Myanmar Army deletes Facebook page
- Myanmar army unresponsive.
- Twenty people were injured in the clashes
-Washington: The official page of the Myanmar army in the case of the shooting death of its own citizens by the police after the military coup. Facebook Deleted. According to Facebook, the move is in view of the current potential for conflict in the country.
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The Myanmar military is not ready to respond to Facebook’s deletion of the page. Two civilians were killed in a police operation the previous day following a February 1 military coup. Twenty people were injured in the clash. One person was shot in the head and another died at the hospital. This was followed by the deletion of the Facebook page.
The United Nations has warned that the situation in Myanmar could worsen. A state of emergency has been declared in Myanmar following a military operation on February 1. The military will rule for a year.
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Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy (NLD) party won the November election. The military has said it will not accept the election results.
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