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Chinese government protests against Myanmar after artillery shelling causes injuries in China

Chinese authorities protest against Myanmar after artillery shelling from clashes between the military government and rebels. Floating across the border and landing in China until 5 people were injured

Foreign news agencies reported on January 4, 2024 that the Chinese government came out to protest against Myanmar authorities. after clashes between the junta army and rebel forces in a northern city in the country. and several artillery shells floated across the border and fell on the Chinese side. As a result, 5 civilians were injured last Wednesday (Jan. 3).

China expresses its strong dissatisfaction. with Chinese people injured in the conflict in Myanmar and have protested to all relevant parties,” said Wang Wenbin, spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry. “China once again calls on all parties to the conflict to Stop shooting and stop fighting. and use various measures To prevent mistakes like this from happening again.”

Mr. Wang added that The Chinese side will also take necessary measures to protect the lives and property of their people. But did not further expand on what measures will be taken.

Clashes between the Myanmar government army and rebel forces have been erupting since October last year. After three ethnic armed groups formed an alliance which neighboring countries like China Came out to call many times for all sides to cease shooting. and try to facilitate conflicting parties to negotiate with each other

According to the Chinese government newspaper Global Times, a stray artillery shell from Laukkai fell on Nanshan. which is next to the Myanmar border at approximately 2:00 p.m. last Wednesday. As a result, 5 people were injured and taken to the hospital.

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2024-01-05 18:40:00

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