President Myanmar Myint Swe’s figure dies after a long illness

The President of the Myanmar figure who came to power after the 2021 coup, Myint Swe, died, said military leaders of southeastern Asia. He was 74 years old.

Before the death was a master He was on medical leave for more than a year with a reducing health.

Junta Ming’s leader Mi Aun Hlang has been largely ceremonial duties of Myint Swe since July 2024.

Subsequently, she was overthrown by the main government in the country, which called Myint Swe’s chief president after overthrowing the civilian government led by AUN San Zya.

He died at the hospital in the capital not Pyi Taw at 08:28 local time (02:58 GMT) on Thursday with the “neurodegenerative diseases and related neurological disorders,” Junta said.

The burial of the state burial is scheduled for Myint SWE, the report said.

As the president’s duties, he supported numerous extensions to the state’s emergency.

On Wednesday, the state world new light of the Myanmar newspaper published a statement by “Junta”, which announced that Myint Swe was “critical” after it “felt weight loss, loss of appetite, fever and decreased cognitive function” in July.

At the beginning of 2023, Myint Swe “began to feel the sluggish move and the ability to consume food and nutrients,” the statement said.

It adds that he received treatment in Singapore in April 2024 and went on medical leave in July 2024.

Myanmar was in disorder of the 2021 coup, and a civil war is preserved between the junta forces and ethnic armed groups.

In March, Mi Aun Hlaing announced that the country will hold national elections in December 2025 or January 2026 – the first vote after the junta seized power in the coup.

But critics say the election is a fake, designed to maintain the prank of junta through proxy -political parties.

Last week, the Myanmar’s junta ended with a state of emergency and moved power to the Provisional Government to pave the way to the election.

But Min Aung Holing, which remains the acting president and military chief, retains actual control over the country’s leadership.