Myanmar police brought a second charge against former leader Aung San Suu Kyi after the army deposed her and took power in a coup on February 1, her lawyer said Tuesday.
She has already been charged with importing walkie talkies, but lawyer Khin Maung Zaw told local media that she was facing a second charge for violating the country’s Natural Disaster Law.
He said that Suu Kyi had met with a judge in a video call due to COVID-19 regulations, but the lawyers were unable to attend because they had not been granted a power of attorney.
When asked about his health, Khin Maung Zaw said: “Not having news is good news. We have not heard or received bad news. “The date of the next court hearing will be March 1, he added.
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