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Insein police accused of inaction over brutal rape of minor in Yangon

by Admin | May 27, 2026 | Daily News | 0 comments

Source: Mizzima

Severe public backlash has erupted in Yangon’s Insein Township following reports that the Insein Myoma Police Station refused to register a criminal case or open an investigation into the repeated rape of an underage girl.

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