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Authorities Relax Mandalay Curfew

by Zarni Mann
July 28, 2014
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Authorities Relax Mandalay Curfew

Riot police charge on 26th (B) Road of Mandalay in early July. (Photo: Teza Hlaing / The Irrawaddy)

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MANDALAY — Mandalay Divisional Information Department announced that the curfew in the city will be shortened with one hour starting on Monday, and residents will be required to stay indoors from 10 pm to 3 am.

Residents were previously ordered to stay inside from 9 pm to 3 am. During curfew hours, gatherings of five people or more are also prohibited.

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