The country increased fuel prices by over 50 per cent last week
A Japanese government spokesman confirmed on Monday that a Japanese man had been detained in Myanmar, and said the government was calling for his release as soon as possible.
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Seiji Kihara told a news conference that a Japanese man in his 20s, who had been filming a demonstration on July 30 had been detained, and that the Japanese embassy in Myanmar was pressing the government for his release.
Kihara did not give a name, but local media reports have named the man as documentary filmmaker Toru Kubota.
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It came up as a message on the police control room's WhatsApp helpline