The Myanmar rebel group opened a public trial for 10 guilty members, of which three were sentenced to death.
The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) rebel group on April 24 publicly tried 10 members accused of murder, extortion and kidnapping, in the northeastern town of Laukkai in Shan state, Myanmar.
The MNDAA group is controlling many areas in Shan state, near Yunnan province, China. This group captured Laukkai town from the Myanmar government army in January.
Video posted by MNDAA’s Kokang media page shows a large number of people coming to watch the trial, in which 10 members on trial wore dark blue outfits, were shackled and handcuffed, and had name tags on their chests. and crime.
Myanmar rebel group executes three members
The Mynamar rebel group opened a public trial of its criminal members in Laukkai town, Shan state, on April 24. Video: Kokang
Seven people were sentenced to prison, while three people received the death penalty and were executed for murder and smuggling weapons and ammunition stolen from MNDAA to sell abroad. MNDAA said the trial is an important deterrent to warn people not to commit crimes.
In January, about 2,000 Myanmar military government soldiers agreed to surrender to MNDAA and withdraw from Laukkai town. In recent months, this town has been a hot spot for online fraud, luring or tricking victims into establishments specializing in online fraud, forcing them to continue defrauding others.
China has repeatedly asked the Myanmar military government to crack down on online fraud, when many Chinese citizens became victims. MNDAA announced that this group will eliminate all fraudulent activity centers.
Ngoc Anh (According to AFP)
