YANGON: Public hospitals are deserted. Government offices left dark. And the trains don’t leave the stations.
Despite risks to their lives and livelihoods, many Myanmar civil servants are refusing to work for the junta, as a growing civil disobedience movement seeks to thwart the generals by paralyzing the bureaucracy.
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