Dozens of bodies found in villages raided by Myanmar junta troops near Bagan

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Myanmar junta troops raided villages near Bagan, killing at least 31 residents, including elderly and disabled individuals sheltering in monasteries. The discovery of the bodies indicates a significant escalation of violence against civilians in the region.

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Residents say that many of the 31 victims were elderly or disabled people, including some who had taken shelter at monasteries.

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