Prusso Town: Amidst the ongoing violence after the military coup in Myanmar, it has now been reported that the Myanmar government gunned down more than 30 people, including women and children, in Kaya Province. And then their bodies were burnt. This information has come to the fore through local residents, human rights groups, and media reports. Kareni human rights group informed that they have found the charred bodies of internally displaced people who were killed by sona in a village near the city of Prusso.
It has been informed through a Facebook post by the human rights group that more than 30 people include the elderly, women, and children. After the incident of killing people and burning dead bodies in this way, everyone is condemning this inhuman and brutal massacre by the Myanmar army. However, the country’s state media has quoted the Myanmar army as saying that the army clashed with the opposing armed forces in the village, in which some people lost their lives.
According to state media, the terrorists present in the village opened fire on the army, in response to which the army also had to fire. It is being told that the terrorists were in seven vehicles and when the army tried to stop them, they started firing and trying to escape. However, no comment has been made by the army in this entire matter. Photos shared by human rights groups and local media showed charred remains of bodies on charred trucks. The human rights group said that when we reached the scene, we saw that all the bodies were of different sizes, including children, women, and old people.
Such news has been coming in Myanmar before
There have been reports of a brutal massacre by the army in Myanmar in the past. A few days ago it was reported that soldiers in the northwest part of Myanmar raided a village in retaliation for the attack on an army convoy, then caught some people and tied their hands and feet. After that, they were burnt alive. Photos and videos of burnt bodies in Done Taw village of the Sagaing area went viral on social media.
