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- Yangon school bus plan stalls
- Armed ethnic groups deny involvement in Muse blast
- Sumprabum IDPs miss out on state government aid
- Courting of Rohingya in 2010 comes back to haunt USDP
- Tobacco products to display warning pictures
- Armed ethnic groups back ceasefire with ‘guarantees’
- Kayin CSO network seeks larger peace role
- Latest repatriation leaves 101 in Maungdaw camp
- Cameras, sensors protect heritage sites
- In outer Yangon, caseload cuts court dates to 10 minutes
| Posted: 25 Aug 2015 08:12 PM PDT It seemed like a solid proposal: Provide bus transport for all government-run schools in order to reduce traffic congestion, improve safety and save time for parents. |
| Armed ethnic groups deny involvement in Muse blast Posted: 25 Aug 2015 08:10 PM PDT Blast outside Innwa Bank branch in northern Shan State border town Muse does little damage but police seem in the dark about possible culprits. |
| Sumprabum IDPs miss out on state government aid Posted: 25 Aug 2015 08:09 PM PDT The Kachin State government has ruled out providing aid to most people displaced by fighting in Sumprabum township because they have fled to areas close to Kachin Independence Army-held territory. |
| Courting of Rohingya in 2010 comes back to haunt USDP Posted: 25 Aug 2015 08:04 PM PDT After a sitting Muslim parliamentarian's bid to contest the November polls was blocked based on the veracity of his citizenship, the leader of a Buddhist hyper-nationalist group slammed the ruling party for ever letting him into parliament. |
| Tobacco products to display warning pictures Posted: 25 Aug 2015 08:03 PM PDT Packaging for cigarettes made in Myanmar will soon bear photos and text cautioning against the deleterious health effects of consuming tobacco products, Health Minister U Than Aung said earlier this week. |
| Armed ethnic groups back ceasefire with ‘guarantees’ Posted: 25 Aug 2015 07:58 PM PDT After a four-day summit, armed ethnic groups have agreed on a two-pronged strategy for securing the elusive nationwide ceasefire agreement. |
| Kayin CSO network seeks larger peace role Posted: 25 Aug 2015 07:57 PM PDT About 15 Kayin civil society groups have called on ethnic peace negotiators to give them a larger role in the peace process. |
| Latest repatriation leaves 101 in Maungdaw camp Posted: 25 Aug 2015 07:54 PM PDT Myanmar yesterday repatriated another 125 Bangladeshis rescued from human smuggling boats off the Rakhine State coast. |
| Cameras, sensors protect heritage sites Posted: 25 Aug 2015 07:51 PM PDT Motion detectors, high definition CCTV and an automated alarm system are now in place to protect some of Bagan's most famous pagodas following a string of thefts in March. |
| In outer Yangon, caseload cuts court dates to 10 minutes Posted: 25 Aug 2015 07:46 PM PDT Judges at Hlaing Tharyar Township Court are often faced with up to 40 criminal cases a day, leaving insufficient time to hear testimony and consider evidence. |
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