Myanmar President Tin Tzio resigned. The announcement was made from the presidential office on Wednesday.
According to the BBC, there is nothing to say about 71 year-old Chiao's resignation. But a few months ago, at a government event she was seen quite physically weak. Since then there has been concern about this.In a statement on Facebook from the presidential office about resignation, Tin Tzio wanted to go to rest. Vice President, former Mint Minte Soe, will continue to serve until the new president is elected. The new president will be elected within a week.Teen Chia took office in 2016. Before the long military rule, in November 2015, the Aung San Suu Kyi Party National League for Democracy (NLD) won in Myanmar General Elections. Myanmar's long rule of 50 years ending with the elections ended.
