Wed Apr 17 2024
About 200 to 300 relatives and friends wait outside Yangon’s Insein prison to meet with released prisoners after Myanmar’s military junta announced a pardon for more than 3,300 prisoners under a regular amnesty to mark the country’s Buddhist New Year. Wednesday’s prisoner amnesty includes 13 Indonesians and 15 Sri Lankans who will be deported, the junta said. AFP
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