Demonstrators flash the three-finger salute during a march against the military coup, which has negatively affected business activity in the country. Photo: EPA-EFE
No cash, no internet and safety fears: Myanmar entrepreneurs struggle to stay afloat two months after coup
- The military coup, on top of the Covid-19 pandemic, has hit Myanmar’s economy hard, with the kyat depreciating, business activity falling and food insecurity rising
- Company owners are also worried about the safety of their staff, as the junta’s crackdown becomes increasingly violent
Demonstrators flash the three-finger salute during a march against the military coup, which has negatively affected business activity in the country. Photo: EPA-EFE
