US EditionAt least 20 killed in Myanmar junta attack as paramotors widen air war
- At least 40 people were killed when Myanmar's military dropped bombs on a crowd celebrating the Thadingyut festival in Chaung U township, as reported by local sources.
- Around 80 others were wounded during the attack, which coincided with anti-junta demonstrations, according to a member of the event's organizing committee.
- Witnesses described horrific scenes during the bombing, highlighting the urgent need for protection for civilians in Myanmar, as stated by Amnesty International.
- Amnesty International condemned the military's use of paramotors for attacks, calling it a 'disturbing trend' that requires such protection.
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The attack was reportedly carried out by the military government in Myanmar on Monday, Oct. 6NYEIN CHAN NAING/EPA/Shutterstock Oil Lamps at the Botataung pagoda in MyanmarNEED TO KNOWAt least 24 people have been killed and nearly 50 have been injured after two bombs were dropped on a crowd of protesters in MyanmarThe attack happened on Monday, Oct. 6, as around 100 people gathered in Chang U township for a national holidayMyanmar has been in a s…
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