Myanmar security forces continued to open a gun into the crowd of protest against military government in Shan state, causing at least 8 people to die.

Myanmar Witnesses and Communications said the security force was initially spicy to dissolve protests in Aungban town in Shan state, but later happened clash and this force began to shoot

"Security forces came to unload obstacles but were stopped by people and they opened guns," a witness reported on the phone.

An unnamed official of the Aungban Funeral Service confirmed that 8 protesters were killed, of which 7 people died on the spot and one died after being taken to the hospital in the nearby Kalaw town.

Myanmar protesters removed in Yangon city on March 16.

The Myanmar Army spokesman has not commented on information, but repeatedly confirms this country's security force only uses force when necessary.

According to the association of the Association to support political prisoners (AApp), the number of people killed in the weeks of the main uncle in Myanmar has increased to at least 232 people.

Western countries have condemned the military coup in Myanmar, asking to end violence and release of the State Adviser Aung San Suu Kyi suffered from the army after the coup for February 1.