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here with more details a kristie lu stout joining us from hong kong.orrific scenes in that lockdown. what's the latest? >> reporter: kim, a horrific and brutal crackdown today as police across myanmar opened fire using live a.m. anything on anti-coup protesters. this took place across the country. according to local news reports in a town in the south of myanmar at least three protesters were shot and killed, in yangon at least one protester shot and killed n mandalay reports of at least an additional protester there shot and killed. this grim talley making today the deadliest day of protests since the coup took place on february 1st. additional local media reports say that at least five student protesters have been arrested. we've been monitoring all day social media coming in from myanmar, which we see police in full riot gear taking on protesters, using live ammu ammunition. we hear shots, with he hear gunfire, we hear the onlookers screaming and crying in terror. myanmar's ambassador to the united nations, he defied the military after he gave that

kristie lu stout live from hong kong with the latest. tragic scenes there with the crackdown escalating. what's the latest? >> reporter: tough and brutal crackdown is under way as police open fire on anti-coup and pro-democracy protesters all across the nation of myanmar. in dawei, a town in the south of the country, reuters recorded three protesters have been shot dead. in yangon, the largest city in myanmar, reuters is reporting one protester has been shot dead. additional reports out of mandalay of an additional gunshot victim. this has become the deadliest, the bloodiest day of protests sin the coup took place on february 1st. we've learned five stu protesters have been arrested and we've been monitoring social media video that shows police in riot gear advancing on crowds of protesters. you hear the chilling sounds of shots being fired, the sound of gunfire in these social media videos, you can hear onlookers screaming and crying. this comes a day after the military dismissed the myanmar ambassador to the united nations after he deg

normally the population would mostly follow the rules or cultures which would be considered culturally lu stout would be the u.k. and the united states would be 2 examples where normally rule breaking will say is a little bit more accepted within those cultures so let's hear now from a professor michel. gelfand who was in charge of this research what we know now is that looseness can be a real liability during times of collective threat in our research published this week in the lancet planetary health we found that was cultures had 5 times the number of cases over 8 times the number of deaths ok as a culture plays a big comet this ray said it's analyzed on top until october and we know there's been a 2nd wave since then has anything changed what i certainly hasn't we don't have to look too far rebecca and it would be here in germany which would say of the 1st wave that handled it pretty well but in the 2nd wave things haven't gone as well as they had at the 1st time around let's hear professor galson have to say on the topic. but in that context some countries that were doing really well when

kristie lu stout live from hong kong. this latest crackdown, particularly brutal.ut what's happened? >> a very tough and very brutal crackdown is under way as police open fire on anti-coup and pro-democracy protesters across myanmar. in dawai, a town in southern myanmar, reuters reports at least one protester has been killed. in yangon, myanmar's largest city, reuters reported another protester hat been shot ask killed. local news reports saying five protesters in yangon have been shot and wounded, five student protesters being arrested. we have been monitoring social media video that's managed to get out of the country. you see the police moving in on groups of protesters, and you hear the chilling sound of gunfire and shots being fired. all this comes a day after the military fired the u.n. ambassador, who had represented myanmar. the ambassador defied the military when on friday he made an impassioned plea to the u.n. general assembly asking for immediate international action to overturn the coup. during that plea he used that three-finger salute that we've been