Hospital In Myanmar Received 34 Bodies After Sunday Violence: Report
People walk in a street full of water bags to be used against tear gas, during an anti-coup protest
A hospital in a suburb of Myanmar’s Yangon city that was rocked by violence on Sunday received 34 bodies and 40 wounded people, the Myanmar Now media outlet said.
A rights group said earlier that at least 22 people had been killed in the Hlaingthaya suburb where security forces opened fire on anti-military protesters after unknown assailants torched several Chinese-financed garment factories there.
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