Kim Edwards, the Burma economist for the World Bank, stated: As a result of a sharp decline in private investment and a halt in demand for even potential projects, such as the electricity sector, many indicators have declined significantly. The depreciation of the kyat in foreign currencies has raised the price of imported goods. Additionally, a significant rise in unemployment, accompanied by months of absence; Displacement will eventually deplete human resources. Productivity and skills will suffer significantly.

Social work, political instability, and the military coup for a year; The cash flow issue is getting worse in Myanmar, where health conditions are deteriorating.