In Myanmar, where protests against the military continue, at least 70 people have been killed so far. A woman with a two-month-old child in her belly also lost her husband. The Korean government has also entered full-scale sanctions, including prohibiting the export of tear gas to Myanmar.
This is reporter Kim Ji-ah.
[기자]
Protesters hurriedly move a bleeding man.
Mintu, twenty-five years old, who was shot in the head by a police gun, died in the end.
Only two months old wife and a young son remain.
[예 맷 투/칫 민투 부인 : 남편은 죽을 가치가 있다고 말했어요. 오히려 사람들이 시위에 많이 참여하지 않는 걸 걱정했어요.]
Throughout Myanmar, you can easily see corpses scattered on the streets.
The death toll continues to rise.
[토머스 앤드루/유엔 인권조사관 : 미얀마 군부는 최소 70명을 살해했습니다. 그들은 누군가의 아버지, 아들, 어머니, 딸, 남편, 아내를 죽였습니다.]
In the midst of this, the military prosecuted national adviser Aung San Suu Kyi for bribery.
[조 민 툰/군사정권 대변인 : 아웅산 수지 국가고문은 양곤주지사에게 2017년 12월부터 2018년 3월까지 60만달러, 금 11.2㎏을 받았습니다.]
You can face up to 25 years in prison.
The situation is worsening, but Myanmar citizens continue to protest.
[A씨/미얀마 출신 유학생 : (영화) ‘택시운전사’를 보는 것과 똑같은 상황처럼 제가 느껴요. 경찰이나 군인들이 시위대에게 쉽게 가지 못하도록 가로막아 고장 난 것처럼 하기도 합니다.]
The Korean government has also stepped up sanctions.
It has decided not to export military supplies such as tear gas to Myanmar, and it has also decided to stop military exchanges and cooperation.
Myanmarians in Korea have also decided to extend their visas so that they can stay in Korea until the situation stabilizes.
(Screen source: RFA)