As the country faces another coronavirus outbreak, locals have started looking for volunteers clad in white PPE kits to perform the last rites of the Covid victims.

Health volunteers provide hope to Covid-infected Myanmar amid another outbreak

Norwegian telecoms group Telenor said Thursday it is selling its subsidiary in Myanmar, where it is one of the major operators, as a result of the military coup there.

Norway's Telenor quits Myanmar over military coup

Over 700 people from Myanmar, mostly civilians, have entered Mizoram in the past few weeks, a police officer said on Sunday. He said that the new entrants who made their way to Mizoram were mostly civilians, including pregnant women, children, and senior citizens.

More than 700 Myanmar nationals have taken refuge in Mizoram in past few weeks: Police

Since Myanmar's military ordered telecoms operators to shut their networks in an effort to end protests against its February coup, Telenor's business there has been in limbo.

Military coup puts Telenor's future in Myanmar on the line

Hundreds of young protesters who were cordoned off by forces in the district of Yangon were allowed to get out amid large scale anti-military protests. Watch: The UN said anti-coup protesters were "barricaded" by Myanmar security forces in apartment buildings and had called for their immediate release.

Myanmar anti-coup protesters 'barricaded' in buildings allowed to leave Yangon

Thousands of people have once again taken to the streets across Myanmar. To raise their voice against the military coup in their country. Demonstrators find unique ways to protest in Myanmar.

Myanmar: Thousands take to the streets again; Protestors find unique ways to protest

Myanmar's military chief Min Aung Hlaing urged demonstrators to end their protest citing coronavirus fears on Thursday as people from all walks of life continued their protest across the country demanding the restoration of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi's government.

Myanmar military warns protesters to return to work amid nationwide demonstrations

Protesters came out on the streets in Myanmar on Friday against the military rule imposed last Monday even as the country's leaders announced the release of 23,000 inmates as part of a prison amnesty.

Anti-coup demonstrators in Myanmar protest for seventh consecutive day

Over a hundred people have been arrested as Myanmar police began a crackdown on the anti-military protests. Police also started using live bullets and there has been at least one incident where a protester was fatally injured.

Police fire live bullets during anti-military protests in Myanmar; one injured

Protesters in Myanmar took to the streets against the military coup for the fourth consecutive day as authorities used water cannons to quell the anti-coup rally.

Myanmar police fire water cannon at demonstrators in anti-military protests

The Myanmar military government on Tuesday disallowed US request to speak to Aung San Suu Kyi amid protests in the country over the coup which took place last Monday.

Myanmar's military government rejects US request to speak to Aung San Suu Kyi