Two Killed By Police Fire in Myanmar's Third Week of Protests

In Myanmar, riot police fired on protesters, resulting in two deaths and multiple injuries during ongoing demonstrations. A tribute was held for one of the deceased, with calls to end the dictatorship. The incidents occurred in Mandalay, where security forces used various measures to control the crowd. The Civil Disobedience Movement continues to demand the reinstatement of civilian government, with over 500 political figures detained.

What was the outcome of the police opening fire on protesters in Myanmar?

• The police were injured.

• No injuries were reported.

• The protest was immediately dispersed without any casualties.

• Several protesters were injured and two died.

What did the anti-coup protesters do to honor one of the deceased?

• They wrote letters to the government.

• They held a tribute and chanted slogans.

• They organized a silent march.

• They held a press conference.

Which city experienced police killings during the protests?

• Naypyidaw

• Bago

• Yangon

• Mandalay

What is the main demand of the national Civil Disobedience Movement?

• To improve healthcare facilities.

• To increase wages for workers.

• To reinstate power to the civilian government.

• To reduce taxes.

How many political figures and military critics are reportedly being held?

• More than 100

• More than 200

• More than 500

• More than 300