Life in Yangon back to normal a day after military coup


PETALING JAYA: Malaysians living in Myanmar's capital city of Yangon and other parts of the country are keeping in touch with each other to ensure everyone is safe, as normalcy seems to have returned after a chaotic 24 hours.

"They are communicating via social media and chat groups to stay in touch and are keeping everyone informed of the current situation," said Pat Fong, a Malaysian living in Yangon.

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