Women of Yangon marched today under the banner “Yangon’s 21st Century Queen Panhtwars Strike”, referring themselves as the ancient legend queens to defeat the chauvinist junta. They are chanting “We are not scared of power hungry dictator”.
“I will never accept the rule of such an evil regime. I want to appeal to the intl. community to intervene in this situation instead of ignoring us during this crisis.” said a man whose brother was among those killed in the forest. https://t.co/6jTUm8B51g
The illegal junta should not use the COVID pandemic against the peoples of Myanmar. It must cooperate with international community, INGOS, UN, and local CBOs to quickly deliver whatever is needed for all peoples.
'We care we share' activities started today in Hpa-An & cities in #Mon. "We try to offer food & water for the families infected with #COVID19 and facing difficulties to go out. We could even help to provide some O2 tents for those most in need" said a volunteer social worker.
The UN Human Rights Council on Monday adopted a resolution condemning human rights violations by Myanmar’s military against the Rohingya and other minorities, and called for a process of reconciliation.
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“We recommend patients with oxygen saturation of less than 94% be placed on a ventilator or go to the hospital. Many are at full capacity and have no empty beds. They send patients back home and tell them only to return if they are at less than 80%." https://t.co/dRRtjdEyuz
The junta thinks people are buying oxygen tanks “to make them look bad politically.” How stupid and crazy is that!
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We need support and help from international community. These are one of the darkest times in Myanmar’s modern history. We won’t forget the helping hands of our friends when we needed the most.
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Junta spokesperson Zaw Min Tun admitted in a press conference on Monday that they ordered oxygen plants to restrict the right of individuals to refill oxygen tanks.
Zaw Min Tun argued that Myanmar civilians were “unnecessarily buying oxygen,” say reports. https://t.co/fcb90QzVhW
Women took to the streets against the military regime on Anawrahta Road in downtown Yangon on Wednesday morning, and managed to disperse successfully when junta forces arrived. (Photo: CJ) #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
And women of Myanmar continue striking wearing masks & obeying social distancing.
Covid can't stop us or our strong dedication against coup.
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Kill the doctors, arrest the nurses, hit the volunteers
It’s totally the responsibility of coup leaders and their followers for the collapse of healthcare sector in Myanmar during a global pandemic.
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Not only the coup leaders are ignorant of the pandemic wave but they are also disturbing the volunteers relentlessly. They shot volunteer ambulances at night and limited access to oxygen plants. WE NEED HELP FOR COVID-19 #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar#MyanmarNeedsO2
The junta is stopping all private oxygen tank filling and monopolizing the oxygen supplies during the unprecedented Covid-19 crisis. The junta doesn’t have capacity to provide the healthcare yet they are also interfering the private treatments. The crisis is deepening everyday!