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A high-end office block in Myanmar linked to the country's military leaders is seeing an exodus of international organisations. The United Nations said the complex was built on land owned by the military. Myanmar's military seized power from the democratically elected government in February. It has been days since the early morning coup, sparking mass protests across the country in which hundreds have died. However, even before they took power on 1 February, Myanmar's military - which initially ruled the country for almost half a century after seizing power in - owned large areas of land and controlled companies involved in everything from mining to banking. The land on which the building stands was leased from the military, according to a United Nations fact-finding mission report. Last month, activist group Justice for Myanmar called on 18 tenants of the complex of offices and shops in the heart of Myanmar's commercial hub Yangon to stop indirectly supporting the army. According to news agency Reuters, six of the companies have said they have moved out or were reviewing their plans, but only one mentioned the military link. Other firms cited various reasons, including business prospects. In a statement via email, Coca-Cola told the BBC that it would not renew its lease when it ends in the middle of next month due to 'changing business requirements'. We will be communicating our new office location at a later date,' it added. We terminated our lease in early Reuters said it is not currently using its Sule Square office and was reviewing its tenancy. A spokesperson for the World Bank Group, which also has an office in the complex, told the BBC that it was 'assessing the situation in Myanmar, according to internal policies and procedures'. Norway's state-owned telecoms operator Telenor said it had known that the military owned the land Sule Square is built on before it moved in but it had picked the location due to a number of reasons, including safety. Telenor has not said whether or not it plans to move out of the building. Sule Square, which is close to the historic Sule Pagoda in Yangon, opened in It was developed by a local affiliate of Hong Kong listed Shangri-La Asia, which also manages the building and a neighbouring hotel. Skip to content. US Election. Myanmar coup: Firms quit office block with military ties. Getty Images. Sule Square in downtown Yangon was the location of a pro-democracy protest in February. How Myanmar coup caused its healthcare to vanish Could sanctions on Myanmar's military ever work? Myanmar coup: What is happening and why? How Myanmar coup caused its healthcare to vanish. Could sanctions on Myanmar's military ever work? Who are the rulers who executed Myanmar activists? World Bank. Myanmar coup.

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