Part at Naypyidaw People protested in front of a police station. To demand the release of high school students arrested while joining a protest against the military coup. About 20-40 students were arrested, all aged 13-16.
Earlier on the same day The leader of the Myanmar Army announces an extension of the period for former state adviser Aung San Suu Kyi Myanmar’s de facto leader Until the date of February 17, to wait for court cases for importing radio communication 6 illegal ‘Walkie-Talkies’
While the news agency BBC It is reported that since the Myanmar military coup on Feb.1, they have announced several changes to the law. And also issued a long sentence for anyone who incited hatred against the military with words Whether it is a speech or any written or sign or symbol Visible
On Monday, the Myanmar Army posted a statement through its official website, indicating who prevented security personnel from performing their duties. Could face up to 20 years in prison and anyone causing fear or social unrest May also be imprisoned for 3-7 years as well
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