WATCH: Kenji Nagai Video Leaked Shows camera reveals journalist’s last moments in Myanmar

A video of a heinous incident that happened back in 2007 is going viral now. The video is about a journalist named Kenji Nagai. In the video, the last moments of the veteran video journalist can be seen. Before the viral of Kenji Nagai’s video, nobody had known about the last moments of the journalist. What happened to Kenji Nagai and how did he die? There are ample questions regarding Kenji Nagai that are evolving on the internet. You won’t require to scrounge the news articles further anymore as we have discussed all the imperative aspects of this story. Kindly stick with this page and follow it till the end. Must go through the further given sections. Swipe down the page.

Kenji Nagai’s Video Leaked Footage

Kenji Nagai was a veteran video journalist and he was from Japan. Reportedly, the Japanese journalist was in Myanmar during a mass protest led by Buddhist monks in the country. The protest was against the military regime which ruled for 45 years and led the GDP of the country to sink. But sadly, the Japanese video journalist got killed during the protest. Reports have claimed that Kenji Nagai passed away on Sept 27, 2007, during the Saffron Revolution. Scroll down the page and read more details about it.

It has been almost 16 years since Kenji Nagai passed away but his camera was discovered recently. Meanwhile, Kenji Nagai’s family flew to Bangkok to get back Kenji Nagai’s camera. “I think my brother threw himself right into the turmoil of the Saffron Revolution, convinced he could help Myanmar by letting the world know what was happening,” his sister Norika said, “I don’t think of him as a hero even though he lost his life. I would prefer people to remember him as a journalist who was willing to keep fighting.” Scroll down the page and read what happened to Kenji Nagai.

He was a middle-aged man at that time. Kenji Nagai was holding a camera but a gunshot was fired by a soldier from point-blank range due to which he rolled onto his back while fatally wounded but he was still holding his camera up in one hand. This incident was captured by a Reuters photographer who won Pulitzer Prize for it. Kenji Nagai was working for APF, a Japanese news agency at that time. Stay tuned to this website for more details and updates.