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Heartfelt gratitude to international and local rescue teams, medics, nurses, and social welfare organizations
29/04/25
FOLLOWING the Mandalay earth
MGMA delivers vital relief to hardest-hit quake areas
29/04/25
MYANMAR Garment Manufacturers Association (MGMA) has been optimizing the distribution of emergency supplies and relief goods by prioritizing the worst-affected regions by implementing pilot projects.
Post-Earthquake Recovery Public Health Measures to Prevent Infectious Outbreaks
28/04/25
By Dr Than Lwin Tun
Junior Lions edge Falcon in MNL U-21 opener
28/04/25
JUNIOR Lions kicked off their Myanmar National League (MNL) U-21 Youth League campaign with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Falcon on 27 April at South Dagon Ground.
12 endangered bird species spotted in Moeyungyi Wildlife Sanctuary
28/04/25
MYANMAR is known as one of the countries with the richest bird diversity and the highest number of bird species found among Southeast Asian nations.
Foodstuff sold at reasonable prices for quake-affected people in three cities
28/04/25
UNDER the arrangement of the Ministry of Commerce and the Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (UMFCCI), market trucks have been selling rice, oil, salt, pulses, fish paste and various goods directly t
Rescue, relief and rehabilitation measures tirelessly carried out in quake-affected areas
28/04/25
TATMADAW members, Myanmar Police Force members, firefighters, rescue teams from foreign countries, departmental personnel, social welfare associations and residents participate in rescue, relief and rehabilitations in the eart
MoE coordinates reorganization of 2025 matriculation exam in earthquake-affected areas
28/04/25
A coordination meeting to reorganize the 2025 matriculation examination for regions and states whose answer sheets were damaged by the Mandalay earthquake was held yesterday morning at the Ministry of Education in Nay Pyi Taw.
Car market resumes normal trading by end April
28/04/25
THE car market has returned to normal trading by the end of April, with more cars priced between K50 million and K100 million sold, according to the industry.
