Myanmar army blocks Facebook, social media as strain grows

Generals who seized power on Monday claim folks using platforms to create ‘instability’ as UN says coup must fail.
Generals who seized power on Monday claim people using platforms to create ‘instability’ as UN says coup must fail.

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