The military council killed a priest and 2 villagers and burned their homes In Shwebo Sagaing

Sagaing Division Shwebo Township, On February 12th, the army of the military council burned the village of Tintel and killed a priest and 2 villagers.
A local resident said that about 100 soldiers and Pyu forces from the 33rd Tamak attacked Tintel village on the morning of the 12th and burned more than 100,000 rice baskets and around 200 houses.
"About 200 homes and 100,000 rice baskets in Tintel village were burned. The value of rice is about 20,000,000,000 Kyat. A monk, a woman and a man were also killed. It is difficult to estimate the life after it was burned," said a local.

"About 200 homes and 100,000 rice baskets in Tintel village were burned. The value of rice is about 20,000,000,000 Kyat. A monk, a woman and a man were also killed. It is difficult to estimate the life after it was burned," said a local.
The identity of the deceased is not yet known, but their bodies were buried yesterday morning, February 13th, and because the military group was in the vicinity of Tintel village, they were not able to honor the dead according to Buddhist tradition.
He also said that the more than 100,000 rice baskets include the rice produced by the villagers, as well as the rice purchased and stored by some merchants. The price of 100 baskets is 20,000 kyats.
Similarly, on the morning of February 12, the same army also burned about 10 houses in Kyauk Myint village near Tinttel village.
In addition, yesterday, February 13th, at 12:00 noon, the village of Mae Tow continued to be set on fire and remained in the village until about 3:00 p.m., according to the local residents.
uring this year's rice harvest, the military group stole and harvested the locally grown rice, in addition to confiscating 1 harvester and 1 tolaji that were harvesting rice, local farmers were afraid to harvest rice in Shwebo Township, Nearly 100 acres of rice fields around Gidol village and Zihyu Kone village were destroyed.
News: Khao Aung, Editor: Lin