Myanmar: People's anger erupted against Army-China alliance, targeting many Chinese Factories

 The Chinese embassy has asked the Myanmar army to ensure the safety of its citizens and factories. It is being told that many Chinese citizens are trapped in this attack. According to a media report, two garment factories have been set ablaze. While some others have also been targeted.

Yangon: The anger against China over the coup in Myanmar is increasing. Many factories of Chinese industrialists were targeted in Hlaingthaya District of Yangon by pro-democracy protesters. The Chinese Embassy alleges that during this period there was a lot of looting and arson. Many Chinese citizens have also been reported injured in this incident. Let the people of Myanmar allege that the army, along with China, has ousted the democratically elected government from power. A few days ago there was a protest outside the Chinese embassy. 

Martial law imposed in many areas

On Sunday, thousands of protesters raised slogans against the army and attacked Chinese factories. Seeing such a large number of people, the police also looked helpless for some time. However, later, he took action and killed about 29 protesters. It is believed that after fierce opposition from China, the Myanmar army gave orders to kill the attackers. Military authorities have also announced martial law in many areas. At the same time, the Chinese Embassy in Myanmar has described the whole situation as very serious.

China's Embassy pleaded

The Chinese Embassy has asked the Myanmar Army to ensure the safety of its citizens and factories. It is being told that many Chinese citizens are trapped in this attack and they are not able to get out. According to media reports, two garment factories owned by Chinese citizens have been set ablaze. While some others have also been targeted. Here, the situation is very bad and many people are still stranded. 

Demonstrations are being held across the country

The army had arrested key leaders including Aung San Sukh in a coup on February 1. A lawsuit has also been filed under various charges on the list. Protests are taking place across the country to protest against this action of the army. The protesters are demanding the release of the arrested leaders. He is also targeted by the Chinese government, because he feels that the military carried out the coup at the behest of China. A few days ago, supporters of democracy, demonstrating in front of the Chinese embassy, ​​asked Beijing to stop supporting the military.