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“MRCS is set up to help victims of disasters that occur in a limited region but it is not easy to get information on how to provide aid when the flooding is spread out over such a wide area,”

 
A SENIOR medical official said last week that the public needs to put knowledge about ways to prevent dengue fever into practice as the disease has affected children in all states and divisions in Myanmar except Chin State.
 
SOUTHEAST Asian countries agreed last Thursday to establish a regional nuclear energy safety network, amid warnings from environmental activists that the risks of atomic power outweigh the benefits.
 

STATE-RUN Myanma Insurance paid out millions of kyats and FEC700 in compensation on August 10 for seamen’s life insurance, comprehensive motor insurance and travel insurance.

The rally – which started in Cape Town, South Africa, on July 28 – consists of 22 four-wheel-drive vehicles and 52 Malaysian participants, said the defence advisor at the Malaysian embassy in Yangon, Colonel Sanusi Hashin.

 

Several passengers were noticeably unhappy with the drivers and scolded them for our predicament, but they assured us that a bus was coming. The temperature steadily dropped as night fell.

 
TWELVE townships in Yangon Division administered by the Ministry for Progress of Border Areas and National Races will be “upgraded” by the Yangon Division Peace and Development Council to serve as model townships for the rest of Myanmar, an official from the council said last week.
 

“These practices are very dangerous because most consumers and vendors don’t know about the possible side-effects of pharmaceuticals, or about hypersensitivity, dose intervals and duration of usage,”...

 

Ko Nay Phone Latt, an organiser of the group who keeps a blog at nayphonelatt.blogspot.com, said blogs, or web logs, are increasing in popularity in Myanmar and internationally there are now more blogs than there are conventional news websites.

 

“This is a private company that will be led by the private sector,” another MRMA executive committee member told The Myanmar Times on condition of anonymity. “The company aims to control the Myanmar rice market both domestically and in exports.”

 

“In late July, demand from China was high and this caused prices of all varieties to increase sharply. But demand from China has decreased over the last three or four days, probably because the surge in orders late last month satisfied demand there to some extent,”

 

“We are glad to see them developing again and we really appreciate what the developers are doing to help us. If progress continues to be made on the projects like it is now, they will all be finished by the end of 2009,”

 

“Myanmar people are the nicest and most giving people I have ever met,” says Rebekka. “I love my job. I love working with the children at my school.” When asked how the kids compare to those at home, all three agree that they are much easier to deal with.

 
“We have fulfilled our purpose over the past 11 years,” said Tin Moe Lwin, founder of Talents and Models. “We have trained many very exceptional, talented young individuals to become success-ful entertainers and models.”
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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“We know we won’t be getting any medals at the coming SEA Games. But I am certain others countries will acknowledge our efforts when they see our riders’ improvement,” U Thet Win told The Myanmar Times.

 

 

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