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Myanmar’s President Min Aung Hlaing has issued new emergency ordinances aimed at tightening security and maintaining stability. The measures cover 60 townships where curfews and restrictions have remained in place since the 2021 military coup.

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00:00Welcome back. Myanmar's President Min Aulang has issued new emergency ordinances saying they are aimed at tightening security and maintaining
00:09stability.
00:10The measures cover 60 townships where curfews and restrictions have remained in place since the 2021 military coup.
00:19State media says the 90-day emergency is needed to end armed terrorism and restore the rule of law.
00:26Under the orders, all executive and judicial powers in the affected areas will be transferred to Military Chief Ye Win
00:33Woo.
00:34The move marks Min Aulang's first major step to consolidate control since becoming President.
00:40After seizing power in 2021, the junta he led imposed a nationwide state of emergency, extending it multiple times before
00:48elections last year that critics say were neither free nor fair.
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