Expansion of demonstration in Myanmar: Police officers threaten to fire 10 people injured
ミャンマーで軍のクーデターが起きてから1週間です
It’s been a week since the military coup d’etat in Myanmar
As protests expand, tensions are rising, with police intimidating and injuring people.
Demonstrations were held in various parts of Myanmar on the 7th to protest the military and to release Aung San Suu Kyi and others.
In Yangon, the largest city, tens of thousands of people, the largest ever, participated and protested.
In Myawaddy in the southeastern part of the border with Thailand, police officers fired guns for intimidation, and participants fled.
According to local media, about 10 people were injured in this turmoil.
Demonstrations and large-scale strikes were called for in various places on the 8th, which is one week after the coup d’etat, and the tense situation continues.
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