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Myanmar: The Last Hospital - 30 Days in Myanmar with Sky’s Stuart Ramsay
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September 21, 2023
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46:02Now PlayingInside Sky’s chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay's month-long undercover mission embedded at the epicentre of Myanmar’s secretive resistance movement.
Following a two-year campaign to gain access to the rebels, Stuart’s team provides an unprecedented insight into the resilience of the resistance fighters and the hidden horrors they face.
The documentary follows a series of special reports from Sky News earlier this year, which unveiled how Myanmar has been torn apart by a civil war that has seen thousands of civilians killed by the military regime since it seized power in 2021.
WARNING: THIS FILM CONTAINS EXTREMELY GRAPHIC VIDEO OF INJURIES, DEAD BODIES AND PEOPLE IN DISTRESS.
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