Streets empty and storefronts closed as nationwide 'silent strike protests Myanmar military rule

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Streets empty and storefronts closed as nationwide 'silent strike protests Myanmar military rule
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Opponents of military rule in Myanmar hold one of their biggest nationally coordinated protests in months, calling on people across the country to shut their businesses and stay at home on International Human Rights Day.

"But by showing their unity, the strike is a success for the people who are waging psychological warfare against the military dictatorship," he said.

Since Thursday, authorities had announced in some neighbourhoods that action would be taken against shops that close without an acceptable reason. A shopkeeper from the market in Muse in northern Shan state said the official Township Development Committee threatened over a loudspeaker on Friday morning that it would take action against closed shops.

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