Protesters have returned to cities across Myanmar, just hours after the country saw its bloodiest day since last month’s military coup.
Some 38 people were killed on Wednesday, with witnesses saying security forces opened fire with live bullets.
Myanmar has been gripped by protests since the 1 February coup, demanding the release of detained leaders.
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