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- Ministry files complaint against ‘Eleven’ over corruption story
- Squatters to receive temporary homes: government
- President’s spokesperson rejects campaign to boycott Ooredoo
- Hundreds of Dala households to get piped water for first time
| Ministry files complaint against ‘Eleven’ over corruption story Posted: 13 Jun 2014 12:41 AM PDT The Ministry of Information has submitted a complaint to the Interim Press Council after an Eleven Media article accused it of misusing funds in the purchase of printing presses. |
| Squatters to receive temporary homes: government Posted: 13 Jun 2014 12:04 AM PDT The government has revealed it will tackle the growing illegal housing problem in Yangon and other cities by developing more residential areas on urban fringes. |
| President’s spokesperson rejects campaign to boycott Ooredoo Posted: 13 Jun 2014 12:02 AM PDT In a rare case of the government responding to anti-Muslim rhetoric, presidential spokesperson U Ye Htut has taken to Facebook to mildly register his disagreement with the campaign to boycott the Qatari telecom company Ooredoo. |
| Hundreds of Dala households to get piped water for first time Posted: 12 Jun 2014 11:52 PM PDT Yangon City Development Committee says hundreds of households in the most water-deficient wards of Dala township will finally be connected to piped water in July. |
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