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At least 38 people died in one day yesterday (14th) as Myanmar military police fired at protesters protesting the coup and quelled the protests.
Only the cumulative deaths exceeded 100.
In a statement, the UN envoy to Myanmar strongly condemned the military and police in Myanmar.
This is reporter Kim Hye-young.
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Citizens amazed by the gunfire are scattered urgently.
Myanmar military and police shootings and assaults against non-violent protesters continued day after day, killing at least 38 people just one day yesterday, Sunday.
It is the largest bloodshed since the military coup on the 1st of last month, Reuters reported.
In the last 15 days of the coup, more than 100 people died and more than 2,100 citizens were arrested by the military and police.
Weeping funerals were held at the protests and throughout the village.
Myanmar's military government yesterday declared martial law in two densely populated areas in Yangon, including Hlayingthaya.
UN Special Envoy Burginer of Myanmar strongly condemned the bloodshed and stressed that the international community must join forces in solidarity with Myanmar's democratic aspirations.
The representative of the Civilian Government of Myanmar, established in response to the military coup, also gave his first public speech on social media yesterday.
[Man Yun Kaing Tan/Acting Vice President: The time has come for us all to join forces to overturn the military.]
Representative Man Yun Kaing Tan said he would push for legislation to help citizens protect themselves against military oppression.