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At least 54 people are known to have been killed so far as the bloody suppression of the Myanmar military regime intensified.
Fighters and machine guns are threatening the protesters, but Myanmar citizens haven't succumbed to it and have come to the streets to resist the military coup.
Reporter Park Soo-jin reports.
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“It will all work out”, the 19-year-old girl's desperate hopes engraved on a T-shirt were trampled in vain by the military's indiscriminate shooting.
On the day of the funeral of a girl who died after resisting the coup regime with a will, the people of Myanmar poured back into the streets.
The military, which killed 38 innocent citizens just one day yesterday (3rd) by mobilizing a machine gun, even mobilized fighters to threaten the citizens.
Citizens continue to protest, saying that living under military administration is meaningless, even though they know that they can lose their lives at any time.
At least 54 deaths have been officially confirmed to date.
The United Nations estimates that the actual number of victims will be much higher when the number of uncounted deaths is added.
[Ravina Shamdasani/UN Human Rights Office Spokesman: The actual death toll will be far more than 54.
Myanmar's military should stop killing and detaining.] As the
situation gets worse, there is a parade of foreigners trying to leave Myanmar.
Yesterday, more than 390 Vietnamese people returned to Vietnam using two airliners, and the Singaporean government advised their citizens to leave Myanmar as soon as possible.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is also conducting consultations with related organizations and surveying the needs of Korean residents in order to launch special aircraft for Korean residents who wish to return to their home countries.