BANGKOK — Bitter enmity at the heart of communal unrest in western Myanmar has spilled online, with incendiary posts on social media sites reflecting deep-rooted hostilities in the region, experts said.
Several days of deadly violence between Muslims and Buddhists communities have seen the government declare a state of emergency in Rakhine state and talk of the clashes has lit up social networking websites like Twitter and Facebook.
The Norway-based Democratic Voice of Burma reported on Tuesday that its English and Burmese websites had been hacker group called Blink, thought to have originated from Singapore and Russia. Full story
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