Myanmar police fire to break up protests as ASEAN diplomatic effort stalls:

Myanmar police fire to break up protests as ASEAN diplomatic effort stalls. Security forces opened fire in several locations on Wednesday to break up demonstrations against the junta. Several people have injured reports to the media. Southeast Asian neighborhood Foreign Ministers urged restriction to re-establish independence. But refused to rally behind the military’s call for the release of former government chief Aung San Suu Kyi. On February 1st, the military coup of Myanmar ended its gradual moves for independence and led to demonstrations across the world at least 21 people were killed.

In some locations, including in the principal cities of Yangon and Mandalay. Security forces fired rubber bullets and lacquered gas at protestors. Live weapons have used somewhere. One of the teachers and other protestors was screaming as they and others were scattering a tear gas cloud in Mandalay’s second city. According to a live video stream. Nine people got injured, Myanmar now news agency has reported when the police shot rubber bullets in Mandalay.

More than 400 demonstrators have detained while demonstrating in Yangon, Burma:

The Monywa Gazette had killed five people, and unconserved fire and deaths registered in the other two central cities Myingyan and Magway. When security forces fired live bullets in that central city more than 400 demonstrators have detained while demonstrating in Yangon, Burma. One protester says that some participants of the demonstrations taken from them. The Social Media footage showed long lines of young men’s heads. 

Similarly, the military justified the coup saying that their concerns about the electoral irregularities have dismissed. A landslide gained the party of Suu Kyi for a second term. It was a fair vote that the election committee claimed but without a timetable. Moreover, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong of Singapore said that the coup has taken a “dramatic” step backward and that the armed forces’ use of lethal forces was “destroying.”

However, Myanmar state television announced on Tuesday evening that Agitators were mobilizing people on social media and creating “criminal groups. Tear gas and stun grenades used to disperse crowds in Yangon. According to the survey, 12 rioters detained. Khin Maung Zaw ousted President Win Myint is facing two fresh charges including one for breaking the constitution which brings a possible term of three years in jail.