Myanmar’s Mausoleum Quiet as COVID-19 Mutes Martyrs’ Day

19 July 2021

Amid a deadly COVID-19 outbreak, only soldiers and patrolling military vehicles were seen at sites in Yangon associated with assassinated independence

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