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Tatmadaw, police oversee quake relief in Mandalay and Sagaing
03/06/25
TATMADAW members, Myanmar Police Force personnel, foreign rescue teams, and volunteers are intensifying coordinated efforts in rescue and rehabilitation operations in the areas affected by the Mandalay earthquake.
MR seeks Yangon–Mandalay rail upgrade deal
03/06/25
THE Myanma Railway (MR) called for interested businesses to submit a tender for railway upgrading work on the Yangon-Mandalay line.
Yangon palm oil reference price dips this week ending 8 June
03/06/25
THE wholesale reference rate of palm oil set for the Yangon market was set lower at K6,310 per viss for the week ending 8 June from K6,390 per viss in the previous week ending 1 June, according to the Supervisory Committee on Edi
A unique paradigm to address supply and demand
03/06/25
TO ensure the development of a country, it is necessary to have a strong economy. In order to build a strong economy, the government has a responsibility to take action.
The Burma Circle of the Geological Survey of India and Its Contributions to the Geology of Myanmar
03/06/25
By THAN HTUN (GEOSCIENCE MYANMAR)
AIQAR EVs imported by Unitrust cleared at Yangon Port
03/06/25
AIQAR Icar03 and AIQAR EQ7 electric vehicles, imported by Unitrust Enterprise Group Co Ltd.
Myanmar secures gold medal in China-ASEAN Sepak Takraw Championship
03/06/25
THE China-ASEAN Sepak Takraw Championship continued on 2 June, during which the Myanmar Sepak Takraw team won its first gold medal.
Loans of emerald green project disbursed in Shansulay village, Pyinmana Township
02/06/25
Pyinmana 2 June
Coffee cultivation to expand by 1,000 acres in Taninthayi Region
02/06/25
Taninthayi Region will expand its coffee plantations by 1,000 acres in the 2025-2026 financial year, as the crop is recognized as one of the region’s potential commercial crops, according to the Taninthayi Region Agriculture Depa
390+ Japanese firms to hire 1,100 Myanmar workers
02/06/25
ACCORDING to statistics on the demand letters released by the Myanmar Embassy to Japan, more than 1,100 Myanmar workers would be recruited by up to 390 Japanese companies.
