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Glam models so furious at Myanmar coup they ended up toting assault rifles on Instagram

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Myanmar s Celebrities Become Face of Anti-Coup Protests

Myanmar’s Celebrities Become Face of Anti-Coup Protests 9 Apr 2021 The military junta in Myanmar on Thursday arrested 24-year-old model and actor Paing Takhon, hailed as “the most handsome person in Southeast Asia” by fans, because he criticized the coup. Two days earlier, Myanmar’s most famous comedian was arrested for similar reasons, joining dozens of celebrities languishing in jail because the junta is desperate to deprive the protest movement of star power. Takhon was taken into custody by eight truckloads of police and soldiers at his home in Yangon, Myanmar’s largest city. His sister asked supporters to pray for him, as he said he was in poor health before he was arrested.

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11 killed as Myanmar protesters fight troops with handmade guns, firebombs: Media

April 09, 2021 published at 1:44 AMReuters Demonstrators gesture as they protest against the military coup, in Dawei, Myanmar, on April 8, 2021 in this still image obtained from a video. Reuters At least 11 demonstrators were killed in clashes with security forces in a town in northwest Myanmar after truckloads of troops arrived to quell a protest against the ruling military junta, domestic media reported on Thursday (April 8). Protesters armed with homemade guns, knives and firebombs fought back against the troops in the town of Taze and more soldiers were brought in, the Myanmar Now and Irrawaddy news outlets said. Fighting carried on into Thursday morning and at least 11 protesters were killed and about 20 wounded, they said.

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Myanmar: 11 killed in violence

Reuters | | Published 09.04.21, 01:45 AM Anti-coup demonstrators in Myanmar fought back with handmade guns and firebombs against a crackdown by security forces in a town in the northwest but at least 11 of the protesters were killed, domestic media reported on Thursday. Initially, six truckloads of troops were deployed to quell protesters in the town of Taze, the Myanmar Now and Irrawaddy news outlets said. When the protesters fought back with handmade guns, knives and firebombs, five more truckloads of troops were brought in. Fighting continued into Thursday morning and at least 11 protesters were killed and about 20 wounded, the media said. There was no word of any casualties among the soldiers.

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Armed clashes break out in Myanmar between troops, anti-junta protesters

Armed clashes break out in Myanmar between troops, anti-junta protesters US expands sanctions Anti-coup protesters burn a Chinese flag in Yangon, Myanmar, on April 5, 2021. File photo: Reuters: Stringer Reuters Reuters At least 11 demonstrators were killed in clashes with security forces in a town in northwest Myanmar after truckloads of troops arrived to quell a protest against the ruling military junta, domestic media reported on Thursday. Protesters armed with homemade guns, knives and firebombs fought back against the troops in the town of Taze and more soldiers were brought in, the Myanmar Now and Irrawaddy news outlets said. Fighting carried on into Thursday morning and at least 11 protesters were killed and about 20 wounded, they said. There was no word of any casualties among the soldiers.

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