In Myanmar, we have entered a consecutive holiday to celebrate the New Year in the local calendar.
The army, which took control in the coup d'etat, is trying to promote normalization by setting up celebration venues in various places, but resisting citizens are urging them not to participate in the celebration event, and armed democratic forces are calling on the army. Tensions are increasing, such as repeated attacks.
In Myanmar, there are consecutive holidays until April 17, which is the first day of the new year, so in the usual year, many people go out to the streets and sing and dance with water to wash away the misfortunes and injuries of the year. It is lively and enjoyable.
The army, which took control in the coup d'etat in February last year, is trying to promote normalization by setting up water sprinklers and stages in various places to hold celebration events and telling the situation in the state media.
Citizens who resist military rule, on the other hand, are urging them not to participate in celebrations to show their will to protest, armed pro-democracy forces have blown up the planned venue in advance, and the military and related facilities. I have been repeatedly attacking.
For this reason, in Yangon, the largest city, on the 14th, soldiers with guns and police officers patrol, and strict caution is taken, and the streets of people and cars in the town are sparse and tension is increasing.
According to local human rights groups, 1,750 people have been victims of the suppression of the Myanmar army since the coup d'etat by the 13th, and about 600,000 people have been forced to evacuate at home and abroad, according to the UN summary. I'm climbing a person.