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Published on: Friday, March 05, 2021
By: AFP
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People attend the funeral procession for protester Kyal Sin, in Mandalay, a day after she was shot in the head while taking part in a demonstration against the military coup.
YANGON: Defiant anti-coup protesters returned to cities and towns across Myanmar on Thursday after dozens of people were killed in the deadliest day of the junta’s crackdown, with global powers condemning the “brutal violence”.
At least 38 people died on Wednesday, according to the United Nations, when online images streamed out of Myanmar showing security forces firing into crowds and blood-covered bodies of protesters with bullet wounds in their heads.