Military YouTube channels shut down in Myanmar

Reactions in opposition to the Myanmar military, which seized energy after the February 1 army coup, proceed.

The social media platform YouTube additionally confirmed its response by making some bloody determination to take away the military.

Myanmar activists said that the official tv of the military in the nation, MRTV, the military’s media organs Myawaddy Media, MWD Selection and MWD Myanmar tv channels couldn’t be reached.

It’s noteworthy that the web site of MRTV, which was beforehand attacked by opponents of the coup, was additionally closed.

FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM WAS CLOSED

Fb and Instagram closed the accounts of the Myanmar military on February 25.

THAILAND STARTS FLIGHT

Steps have been taken for Thai residents who’ve been in Myanmar and need to return to their international locations.

Thailand’s Embassy in Nepido has launched flights to facilitate the return of its residents.

Making an announcement on the topic, Nepido Embassy said that 2 flights of Myanmar Nationwide Airways will likely be organized for Thais as of subsequent week, “Our residents who need to return to their properties ought to contact the embassy immediately for the flight on March 12, and by March 11 on the newest for the flight on March 16.” expression was used.

CITIZENS ARE CALLED TO ‘RETURN’

Singapore’s Ministry of International Affairs has additionally warned its residents in Myanmar to return to their international locations.

MILITARY COUP IN MYANMAR

The Myanmar military seized the administration on February 1, with allegations of fraud in the 8 November 2020 elections.

International Minister and de facto chief of the nation, Aung San Suu Kyi, many officers and ruling get together leaders had been detained.

A state of emergency has been declared

A state of emergency (OHAL) was declared in the nation for one 12 months. The coup was condemned by Turkey and Western international locations.

SHOWS STARTED

The individuals in opposition to the coup in Myanmar began demonstrations on 6 February demanding a return to democracy. 56 demonstrators misplaced their lives as a result of armed intervention of the safety forces.

JURISDICTION CONTINUES

Public demonstrations in opposition to the coup and the trials of detained authorities officers in army courts proceed in the nation.