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Myanmar protesters string up women’s clothes to slow military’s advance Rory Sullivan © Provided by The Independent Anti-coup protesters in Myanmar have been stringing up women’s clothes across roads to slow down the advance of the army and police. In the southeast Asian country, it is bad luck for men to walk beneath wraparound garments known as longyi. As a result, footage on social media shows police officers removing lines of longyi before going past them. “The reason why we hang the longyis across the streets is that we have the traditional belief that if we pass underneath a longyi, we might lose our luck,” a 20-year demonstrator told Reuters.

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