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In Myanmar, news has also been reported that the military and police are looting and damaging civilian property along with fierce bloody suppression.
In the midst of this, a police officer testified that he was ordered to shoot a gun from his family if he opposes the military.
Reporter Chae Moon-seok on the press.
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Protesters are rushing out of the protest scene due to continued tear gas firing by the Myanmar military and police.
Tear gas and stone chips are scattered throughout the road.
The scene of citizens urgently moving the body killed by the police shooting was also revealed on sns.
The looting and destruction of civilian property by military and police is also striking.
A bulldozer driven by the military police in Myanmar pushes a vehicle parked along the road for no reason.
All the front parts of the vehicle are distorted.
Some cars have been graffitied with paint.
CCTV also captured a scene of a soldier walking into a bar and stealing a phone.
Earlier on the 18th, local media reported that military and policemen threatened civilians with guns in several villages on the outskirts of Yangon, the largest city in Myanmar, and looted 20 million charts such as cash, cameras, and electronic products, and fortune worth 17 million won with our money. Wadi reported.
It is reported that more than 400 soldiers and police have already fled to India after refusing to shoot live ammunition.
The police testified that even the family had been ordered to shoot.
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As bloody suppression continued after the recent declaration of martial law, the Korean embassy in Myanmar said it was in consultation with the aviation authorities to organize additional temporary flights on the 26th and 30th to support the return of Korean citizens.
This is Moon-Seok Chae from YTN.
[저작권자(c) YTN & YTN plus 무단전재 및 재배포 금지]