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Myanmar is on the verge of collapse

23 July 2021

2:18 AM

23 July 2021

2:18 AM

Deep in southeast Asia sits a country where 54 million people are living a total nightmare. A nation that, benighted for decades, now faces a humanitarian catastrophe.

Myanmar — otherwise known as Burma — has been hit by a quadruple whammy: a military coup, a half-century long civil war reignited with a vengeance, economic collapse and coronavirus.

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