Myanmar coup: Troops on the streets as internet cut off

 In Myanmar, armored vehicles have appeared in several cities, because it's preparing a crackdown in opposition to the coup it carried out February 1st. Across the country, people continued to protest against the military for the ninth day in a row. All telecoms operators in Myanmar, have been told to shut off Internet services from 1 to 9 a.m. local time, Sunday into Monday. The Internet levels were at 14% of normal levels, after the order came into force. The military also made a curfew to not go outside between 8 p.m. and 4 a.m. This puts doctors in trouble because they usually go to work or leave work around this time. 

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