Yangon: Protesters against military rule are being suppressed in Myanmar. A woman was seriously injured in a shooting during a protest in the capital yesterday. The protest is being held in Naipei, the capital of Myanmar. The army and the police to disperse demonstrators with rubber bullet is reported that jalapirankiyum. But protesters say the woman was not injured by a rubber bullet.
The army yesterday raided the national headquarters of the ruling NLD. The army broke into the main door of the building and stormed in. No party workers were present in the building. The army also smashed equipment in the office, including computers.
The ruling NLD came to power with a large majority. After 10 years of democratic rule, Myanmar is once again under military rule. Military chief Min Aung Hsien Loong’s regime has detained ruling party leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other key leaders by midnight.
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