whether they'll be sanctions remains to be seen thank you very much for speaking to us chua when who is the executive director of burma human rights network we've managed to join ali fowler correspondent in young gone she's live with us now of course ali the phone lines and the internet was down about an hour or so ago tell us about the situation right now it seems that connections are back up and what's happening. yes connections do seem to be coming back out the people i'm with are just managed to get back on a mine on their phones and the internet was cut off in my home but it didn't it was still working in a few places so we've been more right time looking for some way to connect my mom in a hotel is one of the few places where wife i was still working and so i'm yet it does seem like we're coming back online so information is trickling back on i'm from the streets of us have just been walking around time trying to find out what's going on and while i was looking for somewhere where i could connect and act on the streets things feel relatively normal apart from obviously a lot of

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