[국제]Myanmar military to steal body of 19 year old girl

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In Myanmar, protests condemning the military coup and the military and police repression continued today.

The military is shocked to know that the body was stolen the day after the funeral of Chial, a 19-year-old girl who emerged as a’symbol of resistance’.

Reporter Yeojin Lee reports.

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In Mandalay, Myanmar’s second city, 200 monks led a massive protest on the streets against a military coup.

The protesters marched with a sign that said, “I support the CRPH, or the’Federal Representatives Committee,’ a meeting of members of the shame advisors.”

Myanmar’s state media reported that “government officials who do not return to work from the 8th will be expelled,” but public officials such as state-run railroad workers and teachers were present at the protest site.

In southern Dawei, tear gas was fired at protesters, and in the largest city of Yangon, flash grenades were even used.

“What about the military? They are disbanded. Let’s complete the revolution!”

The Myanmar military is said to have stolen the bodies of protesters who died on Friday evening to manipulate the incident.

This is the cemetery of Chial, a 19-year-old girl who died wearing a T-shirt saying “Everything will be fine” and emerged as a symbol of military resistance in Myanmar.

Reuters reported that the military police took out Chial’s body and buried it again, citing the independent media’Mijima News’.

Myanmar’s state-run media reported that authorities were investigating the cause of the death, questioning the fact that Chial Shin was killed by a police gun.

In the midst of this, the Korean Embassy in Myanmar said, “Unconfirmed rumors are rapidly spreading that martial law accompanying 24-hour internet blocking and a cut-off measure will be declared soon.”

In this regard, the diplomatic mission, the UN office, and the media also knew the rumors, but they said that they were not able to confirm the rumors.

This is YTN Lee Yeo-jin.

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