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Kamayut Data center launches
Kamayut Data Center launched yesterday in Yangon, offering sales of server collocation space. The center comes after Myint & Associates Telecommunications Ltd (Myint & Associates Telecoms)...
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Towards peace, stability and progress of Rakhine State
Undertakings for progress and socio-economic development of Rakhine State Labours work at soft-shell crab breeding farm in Kyaukpyu. Rakhine State is now witnessing notice able signs of social progress...
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Farm equipment sales to be used for loans for farmers
Amyotha Hluttaw Speaker Mahn Win Khaing Than. To grant loans to farmers, the government’s cooperative fund and a US$400 million loan from China EXIM bank are being used while selling US$100 million...
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2nd Pyithu Hluttaw 5th regular session holds 8th day meeting
Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker arrives to attend the meeting. At the 8th day meeting 2nd Pyithu Hluttaw 5th regular session held yesterday, seven questions were answered, a report submitted, a motion tabled...
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Financial aid arrives for cyclone-stricken Buthidaung
Director-General Dr. Ko Ko Naing provide financial aid to villagers in Buthidaung Township yesterday. Director-General Dr. Ko Ko Naing from the Ministry for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement,...
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Senior General, Chinese General visit special forces training school
Senior General Min Aung Hlaing and Chinese General Fang Fenghui meet with trainees of the Tatmadaw Advanced Training School in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday. COMMANDER-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior...
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President addresses children’s literature festival in Taunggyi
President U Htin Kyaw, right, observes chemistry experiments on display as part of the children’s literature festival, exhibition and book fair yesterday in Taunggyi. President U Htin Kyaw spoke at the...
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Only local civilian permitted by JMC to be authorized for ceasefire monitoring
Only local civilian monitors permitted by Joint Monitoring Committee (JMC) would be authorized for monitoring work for ceasefire. “The direct involvement of the local people and their voices are...
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Travel website: More travelers visited Bagan in May
Shwezigon Pagoda in this photo is one of the most visited religious edifices in Bagan. A travel website says Bagan saw the nation’s greatest increase in its online reservations in May. Reservations in...
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Over 14,000 motorbikes imported via borders in one week
Myanmar workers assemble motorcycle at a factory in Ruli, the border townwith Myanmar. MORE THAN 14,000 motorcycles worth US$7.02 million were imported within a week in May over land ports of entry,...
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Cyclone Mora damaged or destroyed 20,000 houses
Mora-hit victims receiving relief aids delivered by officials of the Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement in Maungtaw. There have been no reported deaths in Myanmar as a result of...
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State Counsellor visits U Tin Oo at Yangon General Hospital bedside
State Counsellor visits U Tin Oo at Yangon General Hospital’s cardiac ward. Photo: BBC State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi visited NLD Patron U Tin Oo yesterday evening at Yangon General Hospital’s...
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Children’s Literature Festival Taunggyi attracts people
Youngsters showing keen interest in the Literature Festival. The Children’s Literature Festival in Taunggyi turned into second day yesterday, attracting crowd of local people. The festival is...
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Natural gas export earnings decrease by over US$35million
Offshore gas field in Myanmar developed by Daewoo International Corp. File Photo: Daewoo International Corp Natural gas export earnings as of the end of May this FY hit over US$230million, a decrease...
View Article200,000 coffee acres by 2030, agriculture ministry projects
The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation hopes to increase coffee acreage to 200,000 and export 60,000 tonnes by 2030. The country needs to lay down concrete policies to boost coffee...
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New sluice gate installed over Barla Creek
Photo shows a bird’s eye view of newly constructed sluice gate over Barla Creek. Photo: Soe Win (MLA) A NEW sluice gate to control the flow of water has successfully been built by the Ministry of...
View ArticleNumbers of patients with cirrhosis increasing
THE number of patients with cirrhosis have increased year on year in Mandalay, one of largest cities in the country, according to U Min Lwin, assistant director of Medical Social Work Department,...
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Heavy rain floods roads, strong wind rips off roofs in Yangon
Heavy rain inundated many parts of Yangon yesterday, causing flooding and snarling traffic, while strong winds caused damage to shops and houses in Hline Township. There were also reports of uprooted...
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Maungtaw holds art competitions for Anti-Drug Day
One of sixteen contestant participate in the painting competition. Photo: Ye Htut Art competitions commemorating the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking were held in Maungtaw...
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Children’s literature festival in Taunggyi concludes
Prize winning student accepting award at the Children’s Literature Festival in Taunggyi. Photo: Aung Min Han The closing ceremony of the Children’s Literature Festival and Book Sales event...
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