Myanmar’s military forces buried Chial god’s body the day after funeral
Witnesses “taken small pieces from the body and showed each other.”
![Chial-shin, a 19-year-old girl, was shot dead by military police during a protest against the coup in Myanmar on the 3rd. [이미지출처=연합뉴스]](https://i0.wp.com/cphoto.asiae.co.kr/listimglink/1/2021030700311718468_1615044677.jpg?w=560&ssl=1)
Chial-shin, a 19-year-old girl, was shot dead by military police during a protest against the coup in Myanmar on the 3rd. [이미지출처=연합뉴스]
It is known that the body of a 19-year-old’taekwon girl’, a symbol of coup resistance, was stolen after the death of a gun shot by the military police in Myanmar. Particularly, it is suspected that the Myanmar military has made such a move to cover up the police’s shooting of live ammunition.
According to local media Irrawaddy on the 6th, soldiers attacked a cemetery in Mandalay, Myanmar’s second city, at 3pm the previous day. Stolen. It happened the day after Chial’s funeral.
The media reported that soldiers with trucks at that time blocked the entrance to the cemetery and then aimed guns at the staff, according to the media.
In this regard, the Myanmar authorities lifted the coffin from the Chial Sin Mausoleum under the escort of the military and police the day before, taking out the body, placing it on a bench, examining it, and then buried again, citing reports from major foreign media witnesses and other local media’Mijima News’. Reported that they did.
Witnesses said, “I also supported Chial’s head with bricks,” he said. “People who appear to be doctors acted as if they were touching the head of Chial, and they took out small pieces from the body and showed each other.”
Newspapers run by the military government on the morning of the morning before the military’s body robbery reported, “If the Chial-god had been hit by a live bullet, his head would have been damaged,” and “It is unlikely that he would have been injured by the police’s weapon.” The authorities said they were investigating the root cause of Chial Sin’s death.
Chial Shin, also known as’Angel’, participated in a protest and was killed immediately after being hit by a live ammunition shot by the police. A paper with his contact information and blood type written “If I die, please donate your organs” was found, which made citizens feel sorry for them.
Chial Shin, who was known to love Taekwondo and dance, was noticed by wearing a T-shirt with the phrase “Everything will be OK” at protests. Major foreign media said, “His picture wearing this T-shirt is spreading rapidly around social network service (SNS),” and “he is emerging as a symbol of resistance to military coups and aspirations for democracy.”
Prior to this, the military government manipulated the case of Mia Towe Towe Kain (20, female), who died in 10 days after being hit by a live bullet from a police officer for the first time at the site of a protest in the capital city of Naepido on the 9th of last month.
At the time, the state newspaper claimed, “As a result of the autopsy, a piece of lead was found in Cain’s head, which is different from the bullets used by the police.”
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