This week, ASEAN foreign ministers called on Myanmar's military to refrain from instigating further violence and for a peaceful solution through constructive dialogue. But just one day after efforts, 38 people were killed in the bloodiest day since the coup began, when police and soldiers opened fire with live rounds in several cities and towns. Tan Hui Yee, Straits Times, Indochina Bureau Chief shares more about the situation on the ground, and what options the UN can take against the military.

 

This week, ASEAN foreign ministers called on Myanmar's military to refrain from instigating further violence and for a peaceful solution through constructive dialogue. But just one day after efforts, 38 people were killed in the bloodiest day since the coup began, when police and soldiers opened fire with live rounds in several cities and towns. Tan Hui Yee, Straits Times, Indochina Bureau Chief&nbsp;shares more about the situation on the ground, and what options the UN can take against the military.
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