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'Eating rats': Myanmar's second lockdown drives hunger in city slums

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After the first wave of coronavirus hit Myanmar in March, 36-year-old Ma Suu closed her salad stall and pawned her jewelry and gold to buy food to eat.

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'Eating rats': Myanmar's second lockdown drives hunger in city slums

After the first wave of coronavirus hit Myanmar in March, 36-year-old Ma Suu closed her salad stall and pawned her jewelry and gold to buy food to eat. During the second wave, when the government issued a stay-home order in September for Yangon, Ma Suu shut her stall again and sold her clothes, plates

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Reuters

'Eating rats': Myanmar's second lockdown drives hunger in city slums

After the first wave of coronavirus hit Myanmar in March, 36-year-old Ma Suu closed her salad stall and pawned her jewelry and gold to buy food to eat.

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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NDTV

"Eating Rats And Snakes": Myanmar Slums Look For Food In Open Drains

With more than 40,000 cases and 1,000 deaths, Myanmar is facing one of Southeast Asia's worst coronavirus outbreaks, and the lockdown in Yangon has left hundreds of thousands of people without work and precious little support.

4 years ago·New Delhi, India

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

'Eating rats': Myanmar's second lockdown drives hunger in city slums

YANGON (Reuters) - After the first wave of coronavirus hit Myanmar in March, 36-year-old Ma Suu closed her salad stall and pawned her jewelry and gold to buy food to eat. Read full story

4 years ago·Malaysia

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South China Morning Post

Eating rats and snakes to survive: the toll of Myanmar’s coronavirus lockdown

The crisis has cast a shadow over a general election planned for November 8, although Aung San Suu Kyi is still expected to win by a comfortable margin.

4 years ago·Hong Kong

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Channel News Asia

'Eating rats': Myanmar's second COVID-19 lockdown drives hunger in city slums

After the first wave of coronavirus hit Myanmar in March, 36-year-old Ma Suu closed her salad stall and pawned her jewelry and gold to buy food to eat.

4 years ago·Singapore

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