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Myanmar: Daughters of Junta-Appointed Village Administrator in Depayin Killed.
(The women were found stabbed to death near a creek in Kyi village)
[Ashraf Nayan (Abul Ashraf) --- Editor, AXJ news, Bangladesh ]
Two daughters of a coup council-appointed village administrator in Sagaing Region’s Depayin Township were stabbed to death on Sunday, according to residents. Villagers found the bodies of the two women—Than Than Sint, a school teacher in her 30s, and San, in her 40s—with visible stab wounds at around 6:30pm on Sunday near Mu Creek in the village of Kyi. “I thought they were in an accident near Mu Creek. We realised they were dead only when we looked at them closely. We don’t know who stabbed them,” a Kyi local told Myanmar Now, adding that the two women were known to be “supporters of the military.”
“If something happened in the village, they would report it to the army. All of their family members are informers,” the local said.The women’s father, Kyi’s village administrator, fled the area with his other family members following the murder of his daughters. (My,N)
![Myanmar: Daughters of Junta-Appointed Village Administrator in Depayin Killed.
(The women were found stabbed to death near a creek in Kyi village)
[Ashraf Nayan (Abul Ashraf) --- Editor, AXJ news, Bangladesh ]
Two daughters of a coup council-appointed village administrator in Sagaing Region’s Depayin Township were stabbed to death on Sunday, according to residents. Villagers found the bodies of the two women—Than Than Sint, a school teacher in her 30s, and San, in her 40s—with visible stab wounds at around 6:30pm on Sunday near Mu Creek in the village of Kyi. “I thought they were in an accident near Mu Creek. We realised they were dead only when we looked at them closely. We don’t know who stabbed them,” a Kyi local told Myanmar Now, adding that the two women were known to be “supporters of the military.”
“If something happened in the village, they would report it to the army. All of their family members are informers,” the local said.The women’s father, Kyi’s village administrator, fled the area with his other family members following the murder of his daughters. (My,N)](http://axjnewsletter.com/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)