The Myanmar Times
Monday, 20 May 2013
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Man sentenced over Lanmadaw murder

A man from Thaketa township has been sentenced to 37 years prison for the murder of a 16-year-old girl.

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Hospital expansion in the works

Construction will begin this year on an extension to Yangon General Hospital, as a prelude to major renovations in 2014.

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South Korean backs NLD health initiaitve

The South Korean government will send doctors to support the NLD's health network when it launches in Yangon in the coming months.

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Parents protest over tuition fee rise

One of Yangon’s leading international schools is pressing on with plans to significantly increase tuition fees.

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Yangon water project nears completion

Yangon City Development Committee will increase the daily capacity of the city’s water distribution network by 45 million gallons from the end of May, an official says.

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Tarmwe market shopkeepers to defy YCDC order

Shopkeepers at the Yarpyae Market in Tarmwe township are planning to defy an order from municipal authorities to vacate by May 1 unless they are they are given proof that they will be given spaces in the redeveloped project.

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Army, officials evict eight Yangon families

Eight families who defied an eviction notice from the Tatmadaw have been forced from their homes in South Dagon township in a pre-dawn raid.


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FMI residents rattled by cat burglar

Residents of FMI Garden City in Hlaing Tharyar call for more security, following a string of break-ins.


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Report finds farmers 'already received compensation'

An investigation has found farmers who complained about land grabs were compensated, and had signed papers saying they wanted to leave farming.

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Trishaw drivers quit en masse

Around 300 trishaw drivers in Yangon gave up their career in March alone, as changes to licensing regulations take hold.

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