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Myanmar’s coup fueled a covid surge Ishaan Tharoor , including news from around the globe, interesting ideas and opinions to know, sent to your inbox every weekday. © AFP/Getty Images A man sits on empty oxygen canisters outside a factory in Mandalay, Myanmar, on July 13. More than five months since taking power via a coup, Myanmar’s military junta is pushing its country to the brink. Nearly 900 civilians have been killed as security forces crack down on dissent, while thousands more have been detained. Clashes between the army and ethnic minority militias in the countr...

Myanmar caught off guard as cases surge, oxygen dwindles by   Commuters wearing face masks walk on a street after getting off a bus in Yangon, Myanmar, Thursday, July 8, 2021. Myanmar is facing a a rapid rise in COVID-19 patients and a shortage of oxygen supplies just as the country is consumed by a bitter and violent political struggle since the military seized power in February. (AP) BANGKOK — Soe Win stood in line at a plant to buy oxygen for his grandmother, who is struggling with COVID-19 symptoms. "I have been waiting since 5 in the morning until 12 noon but I'm still in line. O...

Myanmar caught off guard as cases surge, oxygen dwindles GRANT PECK, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 14 1of14A man carries an oxygen tank while others line up with their oxygen tanks outside an oxygen refill station in Pazundaung township in Yangon, Myanmar, Sunday, July 11, 2021. Myanmar is facing a rapid rise in COVID-19 patients and a shortage of oxygen supplies just as the country is consumed by a bitter and violent political struggle since the military seized power in February.APShow MoreShow Less 2of14People queue up with their oxygen tanks outside an oxygen refill st...

2021/07/11 19:12 Commuters wearing face masks walk on a street after getting off a bus in Yangon, Myanmar, Thursday, July 8, 2021. Myanmar is facing a a rapid rise in ... Commuters wearing face masks walk on a street after getting off a bus in Yangon, Myanmar, Thursday, July 8, 2021. Myanmar is facing a a rapid rise in COVID-19 patients and a shortage of oxygen supplies just as the country is consumed by a bitter and violent political struggle since the military seized power in February. (AP Photo) People wearing face masks check used mobile phones ...

Myanmar caught off guard as COVID-19 cases surge, oxygen dwindles Consumed by a bitter and violent political struggle since the military seized power in February, Myanmar has been slow to wake up to a devastating surge in cases since mid-May. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- eople wait outside a shop where face masks and vitamins are being given away in Mandalay, Myanmar, Thursday, July 8, 2021. (Photo | AP) By Associated Press BANGKOK:  Soe Win stood in line at a plant to buy oxygen for his grandmother, who is struggling with COVID-19 symptoms. "I have been waiting since 5 in the morning...