TIWN
Yangon, March 19 (TIWN) New corruption allegations against Aung Sang Suu Kyi, the detained former de-facto leader of Myanmar, were aired on national television on Thursday, as the military seemed to seek to strengthen the case for its February 1 coup against her government.
In all, Weik said he had handed over a total of $550,000 during four separate incidents. A news reader said the businessman has been found guilty of bribery and that the country's anti-corruption commission is investigating. After Suu Kyi was dislodged by the February 1 coup, the military has piled on charges against her, from illegally importing walkie-talkies to sowing disorder by inducing others to commit offences against the state to mishandling the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic. When queried by DPA, Khin Maung Zaw, a lawyer for Suu Kyi, dismissed the new allegations.
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