Myanmar

Fighters from the Karenni National Defence Force, a network of civilian resistance fighters, Karenni organisations and armed groups in Kayah State. (KNDF / Kantarawaddy Times)

Acting president of the National Unity Government (NUG), Duwa Lashi La, called for revolt in “every corner of the country” against the regime.

The measure to suspend international flights lasts until April 13, according to a government letter.

All international flights to Myanmar will be suspended from March 30, airliners were told in a letter from the transport ministry and civil aviation deparment.

Travellers wear face masks outside Yangon International Airport. (AFP)

A Swiss official working at the United Nations in Myanmar is among three more confirmed cases of coronavirus in the country, bringing a total of eight.

A 69-year-old Myanmar man is being treated for Covid-19 at Yangon General Hospital. (Article 25)

Myanmar today confirmed two Covid-19 cases, bringing a total of five, as the country turns to the World Health Organisation (WHO) for more aid to tackle a possible spread sparked by an influx in returning migrants.

A mosque in Pyin Oo Lwin, Mandalay region. (Claire Backhouse)

Mosques and Muslim-owned hotels can aid Myanmar in its battle against coronavirus, says religious leader.

A vendor having thanaka, a traditional facial cosmetic wears a face mask as a preventive measure against the COVID-19 novel coronavirus at a market in Yangon on March 24, 2020.  (Ye Aung Thu / AFP)

Beaches, bars, and restaurants are the latest closures in Myanmar’s bid to curb the spread of Covid-19.

People wear facemasks amid concerns of the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus while walking at Yangon international airport in Yangon on March 18, 2020. (Ye Aung Thu / AFP)

The 26-year-old man returned to the Yangon from the UK via Bangkok on March 21.

A passenger wears a facemask amid concerns of the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, as she walks inside a train at Yangon Railway Station in Yangon on March 18, 2020. (Ye Aung Thu / AFP)

Myanmar confirmed its first cases of the deadly novel coronavirus late Monday after weeks of increasing scepticism over the country’s claims to be free of the disease.

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