Prolonged protests in Myanmar… more deaths reported | Voice of America

On the 27th, Myanmar police continued a hard crackdown on protesters against the coup.

After preoccupying a meeting place in a major city, the police fired flash grenades, rubber bullets, and water cannons at the crowds of protesters and even fired warning fires into the air.

In the meantime, reports of shooting deaths have also been released.

On this day (27th), a woman who participated in the protest in Monyua Town in central Myanmar was shot and killed, major foreign media quoted local media as saying.

A number of reporters who were reporting on the situation in the area were also arrested, the local media’Myanmar Now’ reported.

In Myanmar, the civil disobedience movement continued after the recent coup outbreak, resulting in a series of casualties.

On this day (27th), protests continued in various places, including Yangon, the largest city and Mandalay, the second city.

Meanwhile, foreign media reported that the whereabouts of state adviser Aung San Suu Kyi, who was transferred from the capital Naepido to another place during house arrest, has not been identified for the second day.

VOA news

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