The protests are the biggest the country has seen in over a decade.

Crowds filled the streets of Myanmar's biggest city, Yangon, sporting red shirts, flags and balloons the color of Su Chi's National League for Democracy party theme.

Many gestured with a three finger salute which has become a symbol of protest against the coup way.

Have a right to show our disagreement that were against the Dictatorships to prevent inequality, oppressions in accordance with the democracy way need to get rid of the fear e take part in this revolution, a Z.

I believe that the military dictatorship will fail if we bravely joined forces.

There was no comment from the hunter in the capital, Napi Door, some 220 miles north of Yangon, Theo in the southeastern town of Myawaddy.

Shots were heard as armed police tried to break up a large crowd.

It was not immediately clear if there had been any casualties.

On Sunday afternoon, the hunter ended a day long blockade of the Internet that had further inflamed anger.

The United Nations special rapporteur on Myanmar has said more than 160 people have been arrested since Monday's coup.

The military takeover has halted the Southeast Asian nations, troubled transition to democracy and drawn international outrage.