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🔴Military Juntas are useless and they can't control anything and are incapable of doing not to spread. We, #Myanmar people are facing not only Military Terrorists but also Covid-19.We need HELP!
WE NEED HELP FOR COVID-19 #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar#MyanmarNeedsO2
The dead bodies of Covid victims being transported for cremation at Yay Way Cemetery increase in number as there are a huge emerging wave of infections & shortage of medical supplies amid military coup.
#MyanmarNeedsO2#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Took these pics of people lining up with their Oxygen tanks to refill oxygen canisters at a charity place in #Yangon this morning. Oxygen shortage during #COVID19 is another crisis in the country where the #BurmaCoup is. More on my IG cape_diamond.
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Heartbreaking pictures of the dead lined up in Yangon as COVID sweeps through Myanmar. The junta’s health ministry gave a daily death toll of 165, but medics think the real number is much higher #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Absolutely heart-breaking & poignant as note seen on social media believed to be written by a #Myanmar citizen comparing oxygen supply deficit leading to rising #covid19 deaths with death of American George Floyd who died as policeman knelt on his neck #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Anawrahtar, Yangon: Unrelenting large rally of protestors took to the streets today against military regime despite brutal repression in every part of the city. We will never give up until dictatorship fails. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar#Apr23Coup
@KentEngland77
Protestors flash the three-finger salute as they march during a protest against the military coup in downtown Yangon today. According to the UN, nearly 3.5 million people in Myanmar may struggle to afford food in the coming months in the wake of the coup and financial crisis. EPA
People marched in an anti-coup protest through downtown Yangon on Friday, the first in days through the heart of the city. Demonstrators were seen holding a banner that read, 'What is this? We are Yangon people’ as they rallied on Anawrahtar Road. (Photos- EPA)
Anti junta demonstration in Myanmar returns to central Yangon. In the run-up to @ASEAN emergency meeting, where some leaders are likely to condemn the army’s killing of civilians. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar picture @IrrawaddyNews
#VIDEO the big strike on the street is back in Yangon since the deadly crackdowns in March. Youths demonstrated the protest against the #BurmaCoup today downtown – "WHAT DO WE WANT? - DEMOCRACY" and inviting all to join hands.
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I took this portrait with pain in my heart.This symbolises the picture of all Power women in Myanmar, detained, tortured, sexually assualted & traumatized.
Yet, Coup Council must know we all r equally respected & valued in the society. Sisters, we r with you.
#Sisters2Sisters