YANGON (Reuters) - Ousted Myanmar Prime Minister Khin Nyunt, given a 44-year "suspended" sentence this week for corruption and bribery, may be kept under house arrest, legal sources said on Saturday.
Khin Nyunt, who was also head of the former Burma's feared military intelligence operations, was purged last October, charged with eights counts of corruption and tried in a special high security court in Yangon's Insein Central Prison.
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