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Myanmar, 7-year-old girl killed. The silence strike is triggered. The military releases 600 opponents

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There was a 7-year-old girl among the three people killed in a military raid on a neighborhood in the Chanmyathazi Township of Mandalay, Myanmar on Tuesday afternoon. Relatives and locals in Myanmar Now reported this. Little Khin Myo Chit was shot in the abdomen by a soldier as she sat on her father’s lap in the Aung Pin Le neighborhood house.

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The coup soldiers arrived in the area with motorcycles and other vehicles around 4 pm, kicked the door of the family home and “broke in with insolence,” said Aye Chan San, the little girl’s older sister. “To everyone. those who were at home were told to sit down. “” Our father was accused of lying because he said we were six in all and after an inspection they went back to question him. “When he insisted on denying he was shot, but instead They killed the little girl in his arms to hit him.The soldiers then beat his 19-year-old brother with the butt of their guns and took him away bleeding.

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“We couldn’t stop him from taking it,” Aye Chan San said. “They said ‘do you want us to shoot you again?'”. “They also asked my father to let him take the girl away but he refused and after the soldiers left, little Khin Myo Chit was taken to the hospital where she died. UNICEF says that they would be at least 23 minors killed so far.

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The news of the child’s death caused great dismay across the country. Today the noisy demonstrations in all cities have given way to a silence strike. Deserted streets and lowered shutters. The military freed 600 prisoners who had been arrested during the protests following the military coup. Among the people released from prison was also a journalist from the AP agency who was arrested last month.

The hearing scheduled against the de facto leader deposed by the coup leaders Aung San Suu Kyi scheduled for this morning has been postponed to April 1.

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