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Date of Deceased States/Regi No Date of Deceased States/Regi No. Name Sex Age Father's name Organization Place of Incidents Home Adress Township Remarks Incident Date ons In another incident, 32 year old Ko Na 75 Street, Na Pwar a.k.a Ko Maha Aung Pwar (a.k.a Ko Ko Oo), died after a car 1 M 32 U Hla Ngwe 8-Feb-21 8-Feb-21 Civilian Mandalay between 37 and Mandalay Nyi Nyi Oo Myay intentionally hit him at night in 38 Street Mandalay. On February 9, peaceful anti-coup protests in Naypyitaw were suppressed Hlaykhwintaung, using a water cannon, rubber bullets Lower Mya Thwate and live ammunition resulting in four 2 F 19 U Min Lwin 9-Feb-21 19-Feb-21 Student NayPyi Taw Paunglaung Zeyathiri Naypyitaw Thwate Khaing people being injured. Among them was Hydro Power Ma Mya Thawe Thawe Khaing, 21-years Project old, who, on 19 February later died from gunshot wounds to the head. On 15 February evening, 18-year old Maung Nay Nay Win Htet was beaten Myeik, Tanintharyi 3 Nay Nay Win Htet M 18 Unknown 15-Feb-21 15-Feb-21 Civilian Toe Chal Ward Myeik Tanintharyi on his head to death while guarding a Region Warroad security in Myeik, Tanintharyi Region. In Mandalay, a shipyaroad raid turned violent on Saturday when security Thet Naing Win Kannar Road, Maha Aung forces opened fire on demonstrators 4 M 37 U Maung San 20-Feb-21 20-Feb-21 Civilian Near 41 Street Mandalay a.k.a Min Min Mandalay City Myay trying to stop the arrest of workers taking part in the growing anti-coup movement. In Mandalay, a shipyaroad raid turned violent on Saturday when security forces opened fire on demonstrators Kannar Road, Maha Aung trying to stop the arrest of workers 5 Wai Yan Tun M 16 Unknown 20-Feb-21 20-Feb-21 Civilian Near 41 Street Mandalay Mandalay City Myay taking part in the growing anti-coup movement. He was shot in the head, and his head was blown off. He was pronounced dead on the spot. Died due to head injuries caused by Strand Road, Maha Aung being beaten during a demonstration at 6 Kyi Soe M 48 Unknown 20-Feb-21 20-Feb-21 Civilian Near 41 Street Mandalay Mandalay City Myay Strand road in Mandalay, whilst he was going out He was shot dead while standing guard in Ta/15 Quarter, Shwepyitharr Township in Yangon Region. According (Ta) 15 Quarter, 7 Tin Htut Hein M 30 Unknown 20-Feb-21 20-Feb-21 Civilian (Ta) 15 Quarter Shwepyithar Yangon to one source, three shots came from a Yangon police car entering the quarter and hit the victim’s head. 26 years old (Ko) Yar Zar Aung, was arrested and detained in Mandalay after being shot in the knee during the brutal Mandalay Crackdown on 20 February by security Yadanarbon forces. The Crackdown was in the 8 Yar Zar Aung M 26 Unknown 20-Feb-21 24-Feb-21 Civilian Shipyaroad of Mandalay Mandalay Yadanarbon Shipyaroad of Domestic Domestic Transportation, he died on 24 Transportation February after receiving no medical treatment in the Mandalay Military Hospital, Patheingyi Township. Kyaw Htet Khaing U Khin Maung Worker 41X42, 81x83 Road, 41X42, 81x83 9 a.k.a Kyaw Htet M 30 Aye, + Daw San 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Kyaukse Mandalay Shot in the chest with gunfire Association Mandalay Road Khaung San Aye Pe Than a.k.a Naw PuGawZune 10 M 35 Unknown 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Civilian Dawei Crackdown Dawei Tanithary He was killed from gunshot Ngo Village, Yayphyu While he was lying on the ground he Than Win a.k.a Jun KaYatpyin North was shot in the stomach with the 11 M 36 Unknown 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Civilian Dawei Crackdown Dawei Tanithary Mar Khan Ward gunfire, the security forces have taken his body. 12 Lwin Lwin Oo M 33 Unknown 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Civilian Dawei Crackdown Pone Kyun Ward Dawei Tanithary He was killed from gunshot Longlone/ Kyauk 13 Banyar Aung M 39 Unknown 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Civilian Dawei Crackdown Dawei Tanithary He was killed from gunshot Sin Village Bowamyint, 14 Hein Htut Aung M 23 Unknown 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Civilian Laydaunkkan road, 71 Ward South Dagon Yangon He was killed from gunshot Thingangyunn As teachers gathered to demonstrate at another protest site in Yangon, the police began firing tear gas and rubber bullets near them. She was first hit by a rubber bullet in arm, then suffocated by Education Strike, 15 Tin Nwet Yi F 59 Unknown 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Teacher Hlaing Tharyar Yangon tear gas. She struggle to find her inhaler Kyeemyindine from her bag but it was kicked by a police officer who taking protesters to the ground. The primary-school teacher identified as Tin Nwet Yi died of a heart attack, a witness said. U Tint Lwin + Daw Shot in the eye with gunfire, his dead 16 Zin Linn Htet M 20 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Worker Helden, Kamaryut Innwa Village Kyaikto Mon Myint Myint Mu body is missing Nyi Nyi Aung Htet 17 M 23 Unknown 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Student Helden, Yangon Hlawkar Shwepyithar Yangon Shot in the head with gunfire Naing Manaw Thukha 1 Maung Soe a.k.a U Htay Aung + Bago Kannar Road Street, 18 M 16 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Civilian Bago Bago Shot in the head with gunfire Sithu Soe Daw Hla Hla San Crackdown Zaingganine North Ward MaZin 1 Street, Kyi Hlaing Min U Zaw Yi + Daw Yi Bago Kannar Road Olaysu, 19 M 18 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Civilian Bago Bago Shot in the left side of chest with gunfire a.k.a Gaung Gyi Myint Crackdown Kyunntharyar Ward Nay Myo Oo a.k.a No 3 Street, NO3 20 M 34 Unknown 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Civilian Pakhoku Strike Pakokku Magway Shot in the left side of thigh with gunfire Nay Linn Aung Ward, Worker Mandalay 21 Maung Maung Oo M 40 Unknown 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Mandalay Strike Kyaukse Shot in the head with gunfire Association Region 35 Street, corner of She was shot in the head when she was 22 Day Si a.k.a A Pu F 32 U Maung Nge 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Civilian 34x36 Mandalay City Mandalay 76 Road out on the streets during a Crackdown Zin Myo Thu a.k.a Mawlamyine Strike 23 M 19 Unknown 28-Feb-21 28-Feb-21 Civilian Mawlamyine Mon Shot in the head with gunfire abdul Rashi at Kannar road (L) WaRoad, North Okkalapa 24 Kaung Pyae Sone M 20 Unknown 28-Feb-21 14-Mar-21 Student Khaingshwewar North Okkalapa Yangon He was killed from gunshot Nwethargi Strike Road Thiha Zaw a.k.a U Soe Win + Daw Near Satthwar Satthwar No(5) He was killed when the military came 25 M 16 2-Mar-21 2-Mar-21 Student Taungdwingyi Magway Naung Naung Thin Thin Khaing Village Ward into his road and opened fire. Zin Ko Ko Thaw U Pho Wa + Ma 26 M 14 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Student Myingyan Strike No 19, Sone Lone Myingyan Mandalay Shot in the head with gunfire a.k.a Zin Ko Ko Zaw Htar Myo Naing Linn 84 Street and 30 27 M 39 Unknown 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Civilian 15x16, 65 Road Mandalay City Mandalay Shot in the chest with gunfire a.k.a Pho Linn Street On 3 March 2021, she participated in a Kyal Sin Linn a.k.a 84 Street and 30 protest in Mandalay. While she was on 28 F 19 Daw Aye Aye Myint 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Student 15x16, 65 Road Mandalay City Mandalay Kyar Shi Street the front Linne of the protest she was shot dead by a military sniper. 58 between Mandalay Strike Khansitthar 29 Nay Myo Aung M 16 U Linnn Oo 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Student Pyi Gyi Dagun Mandalay Place Street and Pyusawhtee Road Myint Myint Zin Teacher a.k.a She was shot and killed in the stomach 30 F 36 Unknown 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Monywa Strike Monywa Sagaing a.k.a Kyi Linn Aye writer while she was protesting. Kyawt Nandar King & Queen She was shot and killed in the head 31 F 26 Unknown 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Monywa Strike Monywa Sagaing Aung Hotel Staff while she was protesting. Min Khant Kyaw Nanna Won 32 M 17 Unknown 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Student Monywa Strike Monywa Sagaing Shot in the stomach with gunfire a.k.a Phoe Thae Ward 33 Moe Aung M 23 Unknown 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Civilian Monywa Strike Monywa Sagaing Shot in the thigh with a bullet 34 Zaw Thein Aung M 20 Unknown 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Civilian Monywa Strike Monywa Sagaing Shot in the head with gunfire 35 Naing Win M 45 Unknown 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Civilian Monywa Strike Monywa Sagaing Have not returned yet the dead body U Kyaw Swe + 36 Kay Za Win M 39 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Poet Monywa Strike Monywa Sagaing He was killed from gunshot Daw Win May Wai Yan a.k.a Kan 37 M 25 Unknown 3-Mar-21 3-Mar-21 Civilian Monywa Strike Monywa Sagaing He was killed from gunshot Chun He was injured on March 3 and died on 38 Kyaw Ye Aung M 38 Unknown 3-Mar-21 11-Mar-21 Civilian Monywa Strike Monywa Sagaing March 11 while receiving medical treatment.
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