October 8-14, 2007 Myanmar's first international weekly © Volume 20, No. 387
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“Senior General Than Shwe told Mr Gambari that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was promoting four activities against us; they are confrontation, utter devasta-tion as well as calls for all kinds of sanctions including economic sanctions,” said the statement, signed by cabinet secretary Colonel Thant Shin.

 

The ICRC has played a crucial role in facilitating the release of some of the Taliban’s other hostages, including 21 South Korean Christian aid workers captured mid-July and released in August.

 
Thai Air Asia announced the cancellation of flights leaving Yangon at 8:35am and returning from Bangkok at 7:15am for October 6, 7 and 9. The daily schedule was set to resume as normal on October 10.
 
“We have two styles – easy chairs and reclining chairs. They are especially popular in the summer because truck drivers like to stop wherever they are in the hottest part of the day and rest in their chairs,”
 
“Our working hours are limited so our sales have dropped as well. The retailers who resell fish at smaller markets are also working shorter hours so they buy less from us. The number of retailers has dropped by about 40 percent since the curfew,”

“In this regard the international community can best help Myanmar by showing greater understanding. They can begin by refraining from measures which would result in adding fuel to the fire.”

 
“The unit has one police major and about 12 policemen. We are monitoring about 50 websites but only those that MPT has allowed us to. If we could monitor the main server, it would be more effective,”
 

U Soe Aung said the centre would help to promote trade in the division’s main commodities – rice and pulses. He said the group, comprising traders, would also address such issues as price speculation and the failure of suppliers to deliver commodities on time.

 
“So I don’t need to worry about my employees except for a few who are married and don’t live at the hostel. I let them go back home earlier than the others,”
 

It was attended by about 15 officials and doctors from social rehabilitation centres and hospitals throughout Myanmar run by the Department of Social Welfare.

 

However, guests hoping to party the night away in the hotel’s renowned Pioneer nightclub will be disappointed – the club closed for renovations shortly before the curfew was announced.

 

“The group will consist of about 50 rice and bean dealers who will contract directly with buyers instead of through brokers, which will allow us to sell our produce at better prices,”

 

“We made two more iron gates in September than we did in August. We received more orders because there is more awareness of security and also because these gates are becoming a fashionable way to indicate wealth,”

 
“The hottest look for 2007 is definitely the bob,” she says. “Unfor-tunately, not everybody can pull off this look. If a client has her heart set on it, I can make a few suggestions and alter the style to suit the shape of her face.”
 
Having been brought up in an Asian country thousands of miles away from the birthplace of Beethoven, I had never even dreamed of visiting the house of such a historically influential person, but, by a stroke of luck, I had been invited by the German Embassy in Yangon to attend a media conference in Bonn.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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