This was reported in a BBC report on Thursday (April 6). Speaking to the media about the recent military coup in Myanmar, Kiao Joar-min also claimed that he had been removed from office and blocked at the embassy building for calling on the junta government to release the country's leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
He said the deputy ambassador had been removed and given charge of the embassy. He compared the incident to a coup and told reporters that such an incident was undesirable on London soil.