YANGON, May 14 Kyodo (EDS: ADDING...

YANGON, May 14 Kyodo

(EDS: ADDING JAPANESE EMBASSY'S CONFIRMATION, DETAILS)

A Mitsubishi Corp. office manager was construct stabbed to death in his inn room in Yangon on Monday, Japanese Embassy officials said Tuesday.

Shuho Yamanokuchi, 52 the company's Yangon office manager, was base dead of multiple stab harms in his room at the Renaissance Inya Lake tavern where he resided, the officials said.

Information gathered from public-house company and police sources said Yamanokuchi's material substance which had 27 stab anguishs was found together in the apartment with that of a married, middle-aged ethnic Karen woman who had been stabbed four times.

The sources said that when a company car went to bring Yamanokuchi at his public-house on Monday, there was a ''Do Not Disturb'' sign hanging forward the doorknob. After failing to memorize a response to their knocks forward the door, hotel management expanded it and found him and the woman dead.

Yamanokuchi was believed to have been killed Saturday since he had not advance down to have breakfast since Sunday, the sources said.

They said he had lived in Myanmar for a certain number of six years, and moved to the [i]cabaret[/i] two years ago.

In Tokyo, Mitsubishi officials said that brace company employees have been sent to Yangon along with Yamonokuchi's wife.

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