On 1988 March 13, this day, special police forces (lone htane)
shot down the students from YIT, killing Ko Phone Maw and Ko Soe Naing.
This event continued as students’ demonstration on March 16,
which was cracked down by the troops horribly and later that event was
known as Red Bridge massacre. That day, demonstrating students were
surrounded and hit with truncheon to death by troops. Again, arrested
students died due to suffocation inside prison trucks. (Later the BSPP
gov confessed the deaths in prison trucks when U Aung Gyi’s
open letters came out.)
These events sparked the revolution of students against
dictator BSPP (
မဆလ).
The following is article written by U Aung Din, "letter to Moe Makha".
Read the complete
article @ Moe Makha.
Read the complete
article @ Moe Makha.
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