In Myanmar, where protests by citizens and violence by the military have continued since the coup, many injured people continued today (10th). It is known that the military even issued an order to shoot the protesters until they are killed, while the international community has been unable to come up with any sanctions.
This is reporter Kim Young-ah.
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A group of people behind those who open the street beckoning urgently carry the injured without a stretcher.
On social media, pictures showing the ruthless torture and violence of the military government are pouring out.
Even young students are arrested at random, and then they are using chains and belts to commit murderous assaults.
To prevent the protests from spreading to social media, the police inspected everyone’s mobile phones on the streets, and several reporters on the scene went missing and even a leaflet appeared looking for them.
A police officer who crosses to India for being unable to comply with the orders of the Myanmar military testified that he had been ordered by his boss to “shoot until death.”
When dismissing the protesters, they are supposed to fire rubber bullets or shoot only under the knee, but they were even ordered to fire automatic rifles.
Today, 300 military and policemen raided an area where railroad workers had been on strike.
To escape from the military and police who were trying to find the protesters, the residents took refuge with the elderly and weak.
Citizens are confronted with gunfire and violence that continues until late at night with their own shields.
The international community urged to stop violent suppression today.
[네드 프라이스/미 국무부 대변인 : 용납할 수 없는 일입니다. 미국은 군부에 끝까지 책임을 물을 것입니다.]
However, amid the mixed interests of each country, the United Nations has failed to come up with a practical solution, such as failing to adopt a condemnation statement.
(Video editing: Jung Yonghwa)