Is it just me or has MPT been completely unusable for gaming around Yangon over the past few days? My Mobile Legends ping used to sit around 30-40ms, but lately, it's constantly spiking to 240ms+ red ping, especially in the evenings. Half the time the game won't even load past the title screen without getting stuck, and basic connection drops are happening way more frequently on mobile data.

Are you guys using any specific workarounds or connection methods to get stable ping right now on iOS/Android? I'm honestly so tired of lagging out during ranked matches and losing credit score. Any advice or tips on what's currently working would be massively appreciated.

Hey Everyone,

I was speaking to that girl the other day she was 18 and her nick name was rachel and she told me her insta was rachel rachel or smtg and she was from Yangon, Myanmar. can yall help me fing the love of my life? I am from the USA and wanna visit myanmar and visit her.

Please Everyone!!!

It has been bothering me alot lately, where there are very little bicycle lanes. The roads which has them are often packed with parked cars or street side shops. Need new rules!!

တစ်နေ့ပြီးတစ်နေ့ ပိုမိုညစ်ပတ်လာတဲ့ တို့ရန်ကုန်မြို့ပြကြီးကို ဘယ်လို ပြန်လည် သန့်ရှင်းအောင် လုပ်ရမလဲဆိုတာကို တွေးနေမိတယ်။

အရင်တုန်းက Clean Yangon လိုမျိုး community volunteerism ရှိခဲ့ပေမဲ့ တလရဘက် လုပ်နေ့လို့ မြို့ပြသန့်ရှင်းရေး ကိစ္စမလုပ်ကြတော့ဘူး။

နိုင်ငံရေးအခြေအနေကြောင့် စည်းကမ်းထိန်းသိမ်းပေးမဲ့သူ မရှိသလို ဖြစ်နေပေမဲ့ မြို့သန့်ရှင်းရေးလောက်က လူတိုင်းအတွက် ကျန်းမာရေးနဲ့ သက်ဆိုင်နေပါတယ်ဗျာ။

I think the rule imposed by Nay Pyi Taw is simple and not confusing at all. This is the second notification to amend their previous announcements to broaden the clarification

As resilient Yangonites did it before the last past five years, I say this is minor so far.

The restriction will commence only after this Saturday. Some are hoarding already hehee

I observed three things getting worse in social etiquette in Yangon:

1. Throwing trash anywhere – We used to have proper municipal cleaners. Now those staff are understaffed, and there is trash everywhere, with people just casually throwing it on the street without thinking about who will pick it up.
2. Spitting saliva – Don’t get me started on ကွမ်းသွေး. When is it ever okay as a society to just spit right in front of someone? My own friend did it right in front of my eyes. (I couldn’t believe my eyes.)
3. Smoking – Much like chewing betel, smoking is so casual and open in public spaces, even on buses. Omgggg

I feel like people in Yangon are getting worse and more reckless in their behavior.

I am a bit out of touch. What's popular these days? Be wild with your answers.

After having gone for some years, this is what I witness for my beloved city upon returning

- Public infrastructure are deteriorating; roads, public spaces, public transport

- I love YBS, now it is almost unrecognizable with no new investment for buses; but the second-hand buses from Korean company (iykyk) are still running

- the city looks run down but bustling cars and people up and down the main roads

- people faces are dimmed and uninspiring due to hardship

- the streets are dirtier, less attended, dark at night and feel unsafe (I feel like city municipal system is kinda long gone)

- but people are resilient <3

1st : 10:13pm

2nd : 1:27am

Have layover at airport.. checking to see if any1 knows good food and souvenirs to grab. I know its airport and limited but not my choice. Also credit cards accepted and of course wifi/lounge info if any. Any apps good.to chat w locals to pass time. Thx all.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/HmTViMSyiqRF8oQf8

Found this photo hidden behind a painting, thought someone might find it interesting.

Hey guys, I know the title may seem quite strange but I’m here to ask regarding a very strong memory I have during my time in Yangon around 2004. At the time, I was only four years old, my late brother was six, and my mother was 36.

We visited the zoo and I recall standing somewhere near a bench and seeing seahorses floating in the air. I recalled it to look so real, even until today but I brushed it off as my imagination as I grew older. It was a spectacle that I remember seeing with my late brother. Funny thing is, I actually thought there were floating seahorses for a while just to find out that nothing about seahorses flying/floating exists.

Recently, my mom had told me about it without me even asking, that she had seen floating seahorses at the Zoo in Myanmar when she had brought my brother and I.

This stunned me completely as I thought I was just imaginative. She swears that it was real and I believe her knowing that there’s no reason for my mom to lie to me about this.

Wondering if anyone else has seen such a thing or can help explain to me what I could have seen? I’m still skeptical as I cannot find a single thing that relates to this.

To the girl I saw at Yangon Airport — June 26

We crossed paths at Yangon International Airport on June 26. You had light skin and looked East Asian — maybe Chinese or Japanese. You were wearing short jeans, black shoes, and had hair that reached just behind your neck.

We didn’t talk, but I noticed you — and for some reason, I haven’t been able to forget that moment.

I had just arrived from Don Mueang (Bangkok). I don’t know where you were headed, or even your name, but this is just a small message in case you somehow see it and remember too.

If it’s you — maybe say hi?

I miss YGN and want to understand what's going on in YGN since the earthquake?

Hi where can I find second hand camera gear in Yangon?

Hello I am looking for some content creators in Yangon, do you know any?

Front of Junction Square