This remarkable video shows the moment a fitness instructor accidentally caught part of Myanmar's military coup unfolding on camera. Filming in Myanmar's capital, Naypyitaw, Khing Hnin Wai inadvertently caught the historic moment happening behind her. https://bbc.in/39IF2k8 | BBC News

Myanmar’s poll saw low numbers on Dec 28 as the ruling military junta kicked off its first general election since a 2021 military coup. While the junta government has called the election to seek legitimacy and recognition, voting will be carried out only in 265 of the 330 townships across the country. https://str.sg/cfoX | The Straits Times

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At least 18 people have been killed as police tried to disperse anti-coup rallies in several Myanmar cities on Sunday - the deadliest day of the protests. Latest: https://bbc.in/3e8aKu7 | BBC News

The latest protests against Myanmar's military coup involve... shallots. 🧅🧅🧅 bbc.in/2NcTTex | BBC News

This video captures the military and police beating a medical student lying on the ground in Myanmar, following some of the biggest protests seen in the country since the military coup. | SBS News