Myanmar media reported that as of February 3, gunfire and shells were still heard in the town of Sai Seng in southern Shan State, and local signals and networks were cut off.
Heavy fighting has erupted in the town of Si Seng in southern Shan State since 24 January. Due to the intensity of the fighting, local people have fled to safety. As of 3 February, gunfire and shells could still be heard, and people fleeing were afraid to return to their hometowns.
A local resident said that he is still taking refuge outside and is afraid to return home. The sound of warplanes and guns can still be heard in Xisheng. I heard that someone was shooting at someone transporting corn before. Therefore, we did not dare to go home at will.
In addition, many areas such as Banyin and Saikao in Xisheng Town have been cut off from the network and the signal has been cut off, and the people are very difficult.
A member of the public said that many things cannot be done without the Internet, and a lot of information cannot be obtained in time, and sometimes the network will be restored for a while, and I will hurry up to deal with some things.
In Myanmar, many places have "staged" the days of no Internet, in order to find the Internet, some people have emerged in an endless stream, some people climb a tree, some squatting on the top of the tree, and some hang themselves on the roof······ The ways to find the network are varied.
In this regard, some people sighed: It is too difficult to find the Internet!