Water cannons used against protesters in Myanmar

Water cannons were used against the protesters in Myanmar so as to disperse the crowds. Protesters were also threatened by the riot police with use of live ammunition. People have been banned from gathering or protesting in parts of Mandalay today after a martial law was declared. The first TV address was also done by the leader of the military coup, where he justified his actions.

Water cannons used against protesters in Myanmar

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