A video of the heinous incident that happened in 2007 is now going viral. The video is about a journalist named Kenji Nagai. The video captures the veteran video journalist’s last moments. Before Kenji Nagai’s video went viral, no one knew about the journalist’s final moments. What happened to Kenji Nagai and how did he die? There are many questions about Kenji Nagai popping up on the internet. You won’t have to search for articles anymore as we’ve discussed all the essential aspects of this story. Please stick to this page and follow it until the end. You have to go through certain sections further. Swipe down the page.
Video of Kenji Nagai leaked
Kenji Nagai is a veteran video journalist from Japan. The Japanese journalist is said to have traveled to Myanmar during a mass protest led by Buddhist monks in that country. The protest was against the military regime that had ruled for 45 years and led to a decline in the country’s GDP. But unfortunately, a Japanese journalist was killed during the protest. Reports suggest that Kenji Nagai died on September 27, 2007, during the Saffron Revolution. Scroll down the page and read more about it.
It’s been almost 16 years since Kenji Nagai passed away, but his camera has just been discovered. Meanwhile, Kenji Nagai’s family flew to Bangkok to return Kenji Nagai’s camera. “I think my brother threw himself right into the chaos of the Saffron Revolution, believing that he could help Myanmar by letting the world know what was going on,” said sister Norika, “I don’t even think he’s a hero. even though he lost his life. I want people to remember him as a journalist who was willing to keep fighting.” Scroll down to read what happened to Kenji Nagai.
He was a middle-aged man at the time. Kenji Nagai was holding the camera, but the soldier fired a shot at close range, leaving the critically injured man lying on his back, still holding the camera in one hand. This incident was captured by a Reuters photographer, who won the Pulitzer Prize for it. At the time, Kenji Nagai was working for APF, a Japanese news agency. Stay tuned to this website for more details and updates.
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