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Updated on June 20, 2020 From Mizzima

Sixth hearing for case of Saw David Lah and Wai Tun

Christian pastor Saw David Lah and drummer Wai Tun (Nawarat) appeared for the sixth time in court on June 18.

They were sued for violating the Natural Disaster Management Law (NDML) because they held religious gatherings in large groups despite the COVID-19 ban.

During the sixth hearing at Mayangone Township Court, a prosecution witness (a medical doctor) and two musicians testified.

The next hearing for David Lah and Wai Tun will be held on June 23 at the Mayangone Township Court.

Hearings for the other two people for the same case have been held at Insein Township Court.

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