The coup in Myanmar:Facebook blocks the pages of the government TV channel, now people started mission 22222 against military rule

The army and its citizens are face-to-face after the coup on 1 February in Myanmar. Meanwhile, Facebook has removed Myanmar's official television MRTV and MRTV live page from Facebook. A day earlier, the channel warned protesters opposing military rule. Meanwhile, people have now started Mission 22222 against military rule in Yangon.

No effect of warning the army

joined millions of people across the country in the biggest protests so far against the coup in Myanmar. The army had issued a warning saying that the protesters are risking their lives by going out, but it did not show any effect.Despite the closure of several roads, more than a thousand protesters gathered near the US embassy in Yangon, but after reaching close to the army, they left to avoid any confrontation.

So far, three people have died, three people have died
in the demonstrations held in the country so far. In the wake of the nationwide strike, factories, offices and shops remained closed across the country on Monday. The effect of bandh was also seen in Napita. The Civil Disobedience Movement, which spearheaded these protests, called on people to go on strike on Monday. The impact of the bandh was also seen in the capital Nepeta.