It was the latest creative protests against the military coup from taxi drivers, commuters and even public transportation employees.

Their aim was to block military and police from moving in on protesters.

Min Chaw joined the demonstration downtown.

E think the civil disobedience movement is efficient because the government officers air joining the protest and the junta has to ask them to go back to work.

We, the protesters need to keep going.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators flooded the streets of Yangon and we're joined by celebrities and veteran activists.

On Tuesday at a press conference, a military spokesperson said they would hold a fair election but gave no date.

Police filed an additional charge against detained leader on Santucci are violating a natural disaster management law on top of earlier charges off illegally importing six walkie talkie radios.

Recently, the army has given itself extensive search and detention powers and there have been penal code amendments aimed at stifling dissent with tough prison terms.

Despite this, demonstrations have continued in towns across their ethnically diverse country.