
At least 32 Killed, 50 Injured During Myanmar Military Strike on Buddhist Festival
At least 32 people were killed—including several children—and more than 50 injured on Monday during an attack on a Buddhist festival by government forces.

At least 32 people were killed—including several children—and more than 50 injured on Monday during an attack on a Buddhist festival by government forces.

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