Fire from burning Chinese-owned factories in Myanmar’s industrial township of Hlaingthaya, on the outskirts of Yangon, is seen in the early hours of Monday morning. Photo: EPA
After attacks on Chinese businesses, Myanmar imposes ‘full martial law’ in Yangon
- Fires at Chinese-owned factories prompted China’s foreign ministry to issue a statement urging authorities to guarantee the safety of its citizens
- Six people were killed in firing, while deposed leader Suu Kyi’s virtual court hearing was postponed after mobile data was blocked nationwide
Fire from burning Chinese-owned factories in Myanmar’s industrial township of Hlaingthaya, on the outskirts of Yangon, is seen in the early hours of Monday morning. Photo: EPA
