Economically, industrial output

The power crisis persists without addressing these governance inefficiencies and investing in renewables, threatening severe economic, social, and political consequences. Economically, industrial output will decline as businesses face high costs of diesel generators, deterring foreign investment. Socially, the crisis will disrupt healthcare, education, and water supply, worsening poverty and inequality. The country’s infrastructure and economic systems may suffer lasting damage, reversing years of progress. Politically, the junta’s failure to address the crisis could fuel public dissatisfaction and civil unrest, deepening instability and challenging its legitimacy, further exacerbating Myanmar’s decline. สล็อต เว็บตรง