Huge protests against last week's coup continued in Myanmar for a seventh day on Friday, as the number of demonstrators swelled into hundreds of thousands across the country, making it one of the largest such protests to date, Reuters news agency reported.Three people were wounded by rubber bullets fired by police during the protests, according to the report.Protesters filled the streets, including in the largest city Yangon and the capital Naypyitaw, on a public holiday, hours after the United States slapped sanctions on the military's coup plotters.Among the protesters in central Yangon w…READ FULL ARTICLE