Myanmar frontline: BBC witnesses army breaking ceasefire following devastating earthquake

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Myanmar frontline: BBC witnesses army breaking ceasefire following devastating earthquake - Focus Malaysia

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Ethnic groups opposed to the government, along with a new army of young insurgents opposed to the regime, had gained control of around two-thirds of the country.

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Correspondent Quentin Sommerville spent 10 days inside the country in rebel-held territory in eastern Karenni state.