'Broken-down' cars bring Myanmar streets to standstill in coup protest

Protesters try to block movement of security forces and civil servants, while hackers targets military

Some of the busiest streets in Myanmar's biggest city, Yangon, have been brought to a standstill for a second day running by slow-moving and broken-down" cars, as part of an evolving civil disobedience movement against the military coup.

Cars were parked across roads to block the movement of security forces and prevent civil servants from travelling to work. Some protesters walked in circles around a pedestrian crossing at a busy intersection. Don't attend the office, leave it. Join the civil disobedience movement," protesters chanted.