Some 17 people were killed and many more remain in critical condition after the junta bombed a school in resistance-held O Htein Twin Village in Depayin Township.
Some government workers stay in makeshift camps, others sleep in their offices six weeks after the earthquake wrecked the jerry-built administrative capital.
Myanmar's people are fighting to end not just a dictatorship but a centuries-old cycle of domination, aiming to break free and shape a new political future.
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Some 17 people were killed and many more remain in critical condition after the junta bombed a school in resistance-held O Htein Twin Village in Depayin Township.
Some government workers stay in makeshift camps, others sleep in their offices six weeks after the earthquake wrecked the jerry-built administrative capital.
Myanmar's people are fighting to end not just a dictatorship but a centuries-old cycle of domination, aiming to break free and shape a new political future.
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