Myanmar declares martial law in three more towns


Earlier this month, the council imposed martial law in 37 towns of four regions and four states in Myanmar. - AP

YANGON (Xinhua): Myanmar's State Administration Council on Wednesday (Feb 22) declared martial law in three towns in Sagaing region in the country.

According to the council's orders, the three towns are Shwebo, Wetlet and Ayadaw, which are the areas of the Northwestern Command.

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