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Sunday, 26 May 2013
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Push for reform on transplant laws

Leading medical experts voice their support for amending Myanmar’s organ transplant laws, especially regarding kidney transplants.


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South Korean backs NLD health initiaitve

The South Korean government will send doctors to support the NLD's health network when it launches in Yangon in the coming months.

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New twist in controversial Yangon tender

In Kawhmu township, the son of the former owner has emerged to claim the land taken under the Ne Win government.



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U Thein Sein urges extension on Meiktila curfew

President U Thein Sein has urged MPs to extend a section 144 curfew in Meiktila – a proposal met with mixed views from residents.

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Rakhine State largely spared by storm

Sources in the UN and the government say that it is too soon to gauge the full impact of Cyclone Mahasen.

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Snakebites the focus of pilot program

The government and Church World Service team up to combat  snakebites in rural areas.



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Solo flight touches down in Yangon

21-year-old pilot Captain James Anthony Tan landed his Cessna 210T in Yangon, as he nears the end of his 21,003-mile journey.


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22 Rohingya boat capsize victims wash ashore

Bangladesh authorities say the bodies of 22 Rohingya have washed up near the Myanmar border. 31 remain missing.

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Evacuation orders met with reluctance

In dozens of refugee camps around Sittwe, the order to evacuate ahead of Mahasen has been met with widespread refusal.

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Rakhine braces for Mahasen

Local sources say preparation for Cyclone Mahasen's impact on Rakhine State has been inadequate.

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