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At least 36 protest leaders have been arrested in Myanmar in a series of raids by the security forces.
Those detained include celebrity critics of the military coup.
The BBC's Nick Marsh reports.
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The latest wave of arrests targeted Myanmar's most outspoken anti-coup figures.
They included the veteran award-winning actor Zin Wine and the young singer Po Po, both arrested in the city of Yangon.
Perhaps the most prominent detention was that of Wai Moe Naing, a key figure of this year's protests.
An observer group estimates more than 3,000 people have been detained in Myanmar since the coup was launched in February.
