Large-scale demonstrations were held today (14th) in various places across the country, including Yangon, Myanmar’s largest city, and Naepido, the capital, to protest the military coup.
Local media reported that at least tens of thousands of people came to the streets that day.
Despite repeated orders from Supreme Commander Min Ahung Hlaing, the supreme commander of the military government, the civil disobedience movement continued.
Now, Myanmar, says hundreds of state-run railroad workers refused to work and participated in protests.
Meanwhile, Reuters reported that armored vehicles and other vehicles appeared for the first time since the coup in Yangon, Myanmar’s largest city.
In addition, it is known that troops were deployed at the power plant in the northern Kachin-ju, colliding with protesters.
Earlier on the 12th, it was reported that white terrorism occurred by right-wing gangsters in the city of Maketilla, which is called the’Soldier City’.
Locally, rumors of incidents that may cause social unrest, such as arson, are making the citizens uneasy while the military decides to pardon more than 23,000 prisoners, including far right monks.
[저작권자(c) YTN & YTN plus 무단전재 및 재배포 금지]
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