The Heroic Action of Sisters on their knees in front of the Myanmar military is viral, here’s the story

Myitkyina –

The heroic action of a sister in Myanmar is in the spotlight amidst escalating violence. nanny named Ann Roza Nu Tawng willingly knelt in front security forces in Myitkyina, Kachin State, Myanmar to stop them firing at civilians.

As reported by Sky News, Sunday (7/3/2021) Ann was seen pleading with the police and soldiers not to shoot the demonstrators and said she was ready to die to save the lives of Myanmar citizens. The intervention is referred to as the ‘Tiananmen moment’ Myanmar.

In the footage released on February 28, a gunshot is heard after a nun is seen walking towards security forces. The 45-year-old woman told Sky News that she thought she was going to die but was ready to sacrifice her life to save others.

This is the story of Ann’s testimony when her heroic action was busy becoming a public conversation:

On Sunday (28/2), Ann who was at the clinic saw a group of people lined up to perform anti-coup protest. Not long after, he saw police, military and water cannons following the protesters.

Then they opened fire and started beating the boys protester. nanny who witnessed the violence were shocked and ran towards the front of her clinic.

“I begged and begged them not to do it and I told them that the protesters did not commit any (crimes),” said Ann.

“I thought it would be better if I died than many people,” he added, telling himself to tears to help. protesters Myanmar can escape and stop the security forces.

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