Tragic Incident in Yesagyo Township: Two Civilians Killed in Military Attack

Yesagyo Township, Myanmar – In a shocking incident on January 9, U Aung Khin (75) and Daw San Yu (65) lost their lives when a heavy weapon launched by the terrorist military council landed and burst into Panyin village. This tragic event has once again highlighted the ongoing violence and war crimes committed by the junta in Myanmar.

Background

The military coup that took place on January 11, 2024, has plunged Myanmar into a state of turmoil and unrest. The junta, responsible for the coup, has been accused of numerous human rights violations and war crimes against innocent civilians.

The Incident

The evening of January 9 turned into a nightmare for the residents of Panyin village in Yesagyo Township. As a heavy weapon launched by the terrorist military council landed in the village, chaos and destruction ensued. U Aung Khin and Daw San Yu, both innocent civilians, were killed on the spot due to the impact of the explosion.

This horrific incident serves as a stark reminder of the indiscriminate violence and brutality inflicted upon the people of Myanmar by the junta. The loss of two innocent lives further adds to the growing number of civilian casualties in the country.

Outrage and Calls for Justice

The news of this tragic incident has sparked widespread outrage and condemnation both within Myanmar and internationally. People from all walks of life have come together to express their grief and demand justice for the victims.

Under the hashtags #2024Jan11Coup, #WarCrimesOfJunta, and #CivilianCasualtiesInMyanmar, social media platforms have been flooded with messages expressing solidarity with the victims’ families and calling for an end to the violence.

International Response

The international community has also reacted strongly to this tragic incident. Several countries and human rights organizations have condemned the actions of the junta and called for an immediate end to the violence in Myanmar.

The United Nations and other global bodies have urged the international community to take decisive action to protect the lives and rights of the people of Myanmar. Diplomatic pressure and economic sanctions are being considered as potential measures to hold the junta accountable for their actions.

Conclusion

The loss of U Aung Khin and Daw San Yu serves as a painful reminder of the ongoing violence and war crimes being committed by the junta in Myanmar. The international community must stand together in condemning these atrocities and demanding justice for the innocent victims.

It is crucial for the world to unite in supporting the people of Myanmar in their struggle for freedom, democracy, and an end to the violence perpetrated by the military junta.

Disclaimer: This article is based on the information provided via social media and other sources. The accuracy of the details may be subject to change as more information becomes available.

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U Aung Khin of 75 & Daw San Yu of 65 were killed on the scene for the heavy weapon launched by terrorist military council landed burst into Panyin village, #Yesagyo Township in the evening about 3:00 on January 9.#2024Jan11Coup#WarCrimesOfJunta#CivilianCasualtiesInMyanmar pic.twitter.com/aC96XYUB73

— Ye Soe (@YeSoe91920267) January 11, 2024

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@YeSoe91920267 said U Aung Khin of 75 & Daw San Yu of 65 were killed on the scene for the heavy weapon launched by terrorist military council landed burst into Panyin village, #Yesagyo Township in the evening about 3:00 on January 9. #2024Jan11Coup #WarCrimesOfJunta #CivilianCasualtiesInMyanmar