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DMC holds 4th coord meeting
13/05/25
THE National Disaster Management Committee’s Vice-Chairs presided over the fourth coordination meeting of the Disaster Management Centre yesterday.
Fair-priced construction supplies offered for quake survivors
13/05/25
UNION Minister for Industry Dr Charlie Than, Union Minister for Commerce U Tun Ohn and Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman Mayor U Than Tun Oo yesterday visited the event to sell iron, steel, cement and cons
MoI Union Minister surveys sites for emergency shelters and offices
13/05/25
UNION Minister for Information U Maung Maung Ohn heard the report made by the Permanent Secretary U Win Kyaw Aung regarding the locations to place the container houses, prefabricated office installation and accommodation of st
Volunteers continue rescue and rehabilitation in quake-affected areas
13/05/25
TATMADAW members, Myanmar Police Force members, firefighters, rescue teams from foreign countries, departmental personnel, members of social welfare associations and residents tirelessly participate in ongoing rescue and rehabi
MPC rolls out second journalism training course
13/05/25
THE Myanmar Press Council launched its second journalism training course for 2025, which began on 9 May and is being held weekly on Fridays at the Council’s office in Botahtaung Township, Yangon Region.
Rice flow map set for release
13/05/25
A rice map showing rice flow from producing districts to markets of each region and state must be reported, according to the Myanmar Rice Federation (MRF).
Yangon palm oil reference prices dip
13/05/25
THE wholesale reference rate of palm oil set for the Yangon market was poised for a decrease to K6,620 per viss for a week ending 18 May from K6,700 per viss in the previous week (5-11 May), according to the Supervisory Committ
Rare fan-holding Buddha statue discovered in TadaU pagoda repository
13/05/25
A rare Buddha statue holding a fan was found in the repository of a pagoda in TadaU Township, according to historian and writer Bo Shake (Yadanapura).
