Coverage dated December 25, 2021

Save the Children says 2 humanitarian aid workers missing after 30 found massacred and burned in Myanmar

Headline from WTOL Toledo

Photos of the aftermath of the massacre spread on social media, drawing widespread condemnation towards the government, which took power in February.

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WTOL Toledo
Save the Children says 2 humanitarian aid workers missing after 30 found massacred and burned in Myanmar (opens WTOL Toledo)
Published Dec 25, 2021
WTOL Toledo's feed description
Photos of the aftermath of the massacre spread on social media, drawing widespread condemnation towards the government, which took power in February.
Fox5 Atlanta
Save the Children: Staff missing after massacre in Myanmar (opens Fox5 Atlanta)
Published Dec 25, 2021
Fox5 Atlanta's feed description
Save the Children said that two of its staff who were traveling home for the holidays after conducting humanitarian response work in a nearby community were “caught up in the incident and remain missing."
Herald Bulletin
Save the Children says staff missing after Myanmar massacre (opens Herald Bulletin)
Published Dec 25, 2021
Herald Bulletin's feed description
BANGKOK (AP) — Two members of the international humanitarian group Save the Children were missing Saturday after Myanmar government troops rounded up villagers, some believed to be women and children,

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