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At least eight more deaths reported at the hands of security forces, pushing the death toll since Feb. 1 to at least 460.

Death toll of minors now more than 30 and is expected to climb higher because ages of several victims could not be determined.

At least 23 more deaths at hands of junta’s security forces reported Saturday night and Sunday; wounded man burned alive by troops in Mandalay.

More than 20 of the 320 dead so far were children; some had taken to the streets, some were innocent bystanders.

At least eight more were shot dead Thursday, bringing the post-coup death toll to 270 with many wounded and not expected to survive.

Mandalay residents believe that military forces want to avoid responsibility for their killing and reduce the death toll by manipulating autopsies.

Series of raids by security forces rock residential neighborhoods of Mandalay on Sunday night and Monday.

At least three deaths reported Sunday as security forces begin to target charity organizations for aiding protesters; death toll reaches 241.

The Chinese Embassy in Yangon urges Myanmar people to express their demands legally and not undermine the friendly cooperation between China and Myanmar.

Security forces have fired live rounds at protesters multiple times in an attempt to slow the Civil Disobedience Movement that has swept the nation since the Feb. 1 coup.