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Thailand’s PBS station also reported that some 3,000 people from Myanmar had crossed the border into Thailand. Thai officials have yet to comment on this information.
In the airstrike, at least two members of the minority armed group Karen National Federation (KNU) were killed, according to Reuters, said David Eubank, founder of the aid organization FBR.
According to a civil society group, the airstrike has claimed the lives of at least 3 civilians in a KNU-controlled village. Previously, KNU said the group attacked a Myanmar army base near the border on March 27, killing 10 people, including a lieutenant colonel.
In addition, Reuters today cites some sources that security forces opened fire on those attending the funeral of one of the 114 people killed in the demonstrations in Myanmar on March 27. There is currently no information on the victims of the funeral shooting, according to sources.
Three people were killed today in different shootings in Myanmar, witnesses and information from the portal said. Myanmar now. One person was even killed when soldiers opened fire on a group of protesters near the capital, Naypyitaw.
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