The day the boys were shot by gunfire, the Myanmar military boomed at a party. [영상]

On the 23rd, local media reported that a grand party was held at a resort run by the son of Supreme Commander Min Aung Hlaing, who led the coup, as the Myanmar military’s military suppression continued.

Local media Myanmar Now said, “On the 20th, an event was held to commemorate the resumption of tourism at a luxury resort located in Chaungta, Eiyarwadi Province, Myanmar. I did.”

Minister Maung met with local tourism industry officials on the day and said, “You are a small diplomat. I hope that you will contribute to the development of the country by earning foreign currency through the tourism industry in the event of Corona 19.”

Myanmar Now analyzes that the reason the Minister held such an event in the chaotic Jungkook of the military and police’s violent suppression of protesters is because the resort is run by Aung Pi Son, 36, son of Supreme Commander Hlaing. Myanmar’s state-run journalist Dummyler Daily also reported the news on all three pages of the newspaper.

Commander Hlaing’s son and daughter own a large resort, as well as a construction company, a trading company, and a media producer. Local media pointed out that they are receiving various privileges, such as obtaining land lease rights without competing bidding, and renting near free of charge. Earlier, on the 10th, the US Treasury Department put six businesses run by the children of Commander Hlaing subject to sanctions.

On the 8th of last month, citizens protesting the coup in Myanmar’s capital Naepido confront the military and police. Some of them are performing a’three-finger salute’ that stands for the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger in the sense of resistance. The protagonist of the red X-marked photo is General Min Aung Hlaing, the protagonist of the coup. [AP=연합뉴스]

On the day of the event, at least six people died in Mandalay, the second city of Myanmar, including Jo Myo Tet, a 15-year-old boy. Jo Myo Tet, who was working at a tea house, heard gunshots at the time and went out to check the situation outside and was changed.

On the same day, a local media outlet, Irrawaddy, said, “Aung Kaung Tet, a 15-year-old high school student, died in a bullet from the military and police in Yangon.”

Citizens running with the injured in Mandalay, Myanmar on the 22nd [AP=연합뉴스]

On the 22nd, 14-year-old Toon Toon Aung died in Mandalay. The protesters who filmed the scene at the time said through social media, “He was just trying to lock the door to avoid the soldiers, but he shot his chest for no reason.”

A total of 261 people have died from the 1st of last month to the present, according to the civil society Myanmar Political Offender Support Association (AAPP). However, considering the missing persons, the actual number of deaths is estimated to be much higher.

Reporter Kim Hong-beom [email protected]