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- Yangon Now Has Sufficient Beds to Cope With Influx of COVID-19 Patients, Health Officials Say
- Singapore’s Fincy Pulls Out of Controversial Chinese-Backed Gambling Hub in Myanmar
- Critical Construction Work to Be Exempted From Yangon’s COVID-19 Lockdown
- Chinese Firms Dominate Myanmar Solar Power Project Bids
- Trump Without COVID-19 Symptoms for 24 Hours, Physician Says
| Yangon Now Has Sufficient Beds to Cope With Influx of COVID-19 Patients, Health Officials Say Posted: 08 Oct 2020 05:29 AM PDT  COVID-19 cases are still rising, but Yangon officials are more confident they can control the outbreak after two weeks of adding hospitals beds and stepping up testing. |
| Singapore’s Fincy Pulls Out of Controversial Chinese-Backed Gambling Hub in Myanmar Posted: 08 Oct 2020 04:17 AM PDT  Singapore-based fintech Fincy has cut ties with the Yatai New City project in Karen State after media reports linked its Chinese backers to illegal financial activities. |
| Critical Construction Work to Be Exempted From Yangon’s COVID-19 Lockdown Posted: 08 Oct 2020 02:50 AM PDT  Certain critical construction tasks deemed too dangerous to interrupt will be allowed to proceed at Yangon building sites despite the COVID-19 lockdown, officials said. |
| Chinese Firms Dominate Myanmar Solar Power Project Bids Posted: 08 Oct 2020 02:11 AM PDT  The Ministry of Electricity and Energy has been offering 20-year contracts to build 30 solar power projects around Myanmar. |
| Trump Without COVID-19 Symptoms for 24 Hours, Physician Says Posted: 07 Oct 2020 09:46 PM PDT  Donald Trump's doctor said the US president has not had a fever for several days and has been free of COVID-19 symptoms for over 24 hours. |
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