November 3-9, 2008 Myanmar's first international weekly © Volume 23, No. 443
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According to figures released last week, only $13 million of the $51 million sought by the UN for early economic recovery and community infrastructure development in the delta has been received. “The major area of activity in livelihood support is rebuilding the agricultural sector, where time is of the essence. For example, we need a lot of fertiliser,” Mr Parajuli said.
 

“We’ve obtained permission to set up a village from the government, which has already granted 180 acres of land between Kamapar village and Naung Gue village in Kungyangon township,”

 

IT has been raining for two days. The rumour is spreading among people here and there that a storm will strike Yangon soon. The pop-up news on the screen of the MRTV warns: ‘There is a small storm on Bay of Bengal and it is heading to India’.

 
MORE than 130 Myanmar trainees left Yangon last month to study agriculture and livestock husbandry in Israel for nearly one year, said Mr Yaron Mayer, the Israeli ambassador to Myanmar.
“The people we train will bring psychosocial support to village communities in an area where some 130,000 people died and missing perhaps three-quarters of all housing was destroyed,”
 
“We had planned to rebuild that part before, but we postponed it. Now we have to renovate it in its entirety, including the interior and the sculptures, and re-cover it in gold leaf,”
 
“Origami is an excellent therapy and manual exercise for the elderly or the physically handicapped. Regardless of age, sex, culture or languages, it can be enjoyed by all,”
 
“Tourists come to relax and enjoy their trip without worries but in this situation some tourists complain due to changes of flight schedules and routing. This situation may spoil Ngapali’s image among tourists,”
 
“The Royal Thai government has announced 2008-2009 as the ‘Thailand Investment and Tourism Year’ and our minister of tourism and sports has declared 2008 and 2009 as the Visit Thailand Years,”
 
THE Singapore government provided a disaster mental health course for officials from five Myanmar government ministries from October 15 to 24 at Sedona Hotel in Yangon.
 
“Small lottery shops are openly breaking the committee’s rules by using celebrity photographs, many of which are of foreigners, that are not suited to our culture on the sides of roads,”
 
TATMADAW Hall in Dagon township was the setting for the 10th annual Information and Communication Technology exhibition, from October 31 to November 2.
 

“There are many colonial-era building in Yangon’s downtown areas. But I’ve never seen any of them fall down in the 20 years I’ve lived here. I guess those were built using high-quality materials,”
 

“Whenever I see that people look relaxed because of our performance, I’m pleased. So it’s a kind of pleasure for us because we entertain them to free them from stress and tension,”

 

“But when the players from Merzhin showed their interest in my works and advised me to mix the songs and send them abroad, I felt inspired and started to create the songs in English,”

 

Hong Kong artist Chow Chan Fai was the star of the night, winning the $25,000 Sovereign Asian Art Prize with his painting “Once a Thief – Any self-respecting thief would be proud to steal this painting”.

 
POWERHOUSE Brazil came to Myanmar to raise funds for the victims of Cyclone Nargis in two charity football matches at the Thuwanna Stadium in Yangon on October 26 and at Aung San Stadium on October 28.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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