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- President warns China and rebels over Kokang
- Farmers launch boycott of MPs who ‘didn’t stand up for us’
- UN calls for immunisation to continue
- Police accused of misusing photographer’s Facebook page
- Two wait on test results after Monywa H5N1 outbreak
- No villagers involved in murder of teachers: KBC
- Students threaten to resume march despite police presence
- Worker defy govt pleas, threats to end protest
- More than 600,000 migrants expected to get ID cards ahead of Thai deadline
| President warns China and rebels over Kokang Posted: 03 Mar 2015 12:51 AM PST
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| Farmers launch boycott of MPs who ‘didn’t stand up for us’ Posted: 03 Mar 2015 12:36 AM PST
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| UN calls for immunisation to continue Posted: 03 Mar 2015 12:23 AM PST Two United Nations agencies are calling for a national immunisation program to resume in Shan State's Kokang region, despite ongoing violence that has claimed more than 130 lives. |
| Police accused of misusing photographer’s Facebook page Posted: 03 Mar 2015 12:16 AM PST A freelance photojournalist arrested last week for posting a satirical message on social media has regained his freedom – but not control of his Facebook account. |
| Two wait on test results after Monywa H5N1 outbreak Posted: 03 Mar 2015 12:11 AM PST Health officials are awaiting the result of tests ordered in the case of two Monywa farmers who may be infected with bird flu. |
| No villagers involved in murder of teachers: KBC Posted: 03 Mar 2015 12:06 AM PST No civilians are suspected in the rape and murder of two volunteer teachers in northern Shan State, the Kachin Baptist Convention (KBC) has stated. |
| Students threaten to resume march despite police presence Posted: 03 Mar 2015 12:02 AM PST
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| Worker defy govt pleas, threats to end protest Posted: 02 Mar 2015 11:55 PM PST Up to 1200 striking workers from factories in Yangon are refusing to reel in the picket lines and return to work, according to a government official. |
| More than 600,000 migrants expected to get ID cards ahead of Thai deadline Posted: 02 Mar 2015 11:48 PM PST
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President U Thein Sein has warned China not to encroach on Myanmar's sovereignty, as the two sides discuss the crisis on their border.
Angry farmers whose land was confiscated are urging voters to withhold support from candidates in the election later this year who failed to speak out on the issue.
Student protesters and police were locked in a tense standoff last night at a monastery in Bago Region's Letpadan township.
The government hopes to dole out more than 640,000 "certificates of identity" in a new attempt to legalise undocumented Myanmar migrant workers in Thailand, according to officials.| You are subscribed to email updates from National News To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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