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Tuesday, 21 May 2013
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Trial begins for seven accused over killing of monk

The second hearing in the trial of seven Muslims accused of killing a Buddhist monk during unrest in Meiktila last month was held on Tuesday, a police official said.

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Central Myanmar sees seven tremors in 22 days

Seven minor earthquakes were recorded between April 1 and 22, the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology said.

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Ten charged over anti-CNPC protest in Rakhine State

Ten residents of Maday Island are facing prison terms after they allegedly protested without permission over a China-backed oil pipeline.


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English pilot program to be launched in three schools

Three schools have been selected for a pilot project to improve the quality of English teaching, Minister for Education Dr Mya Aye has announced.

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Low-cost housing to go ahead in Mandalay

Plans to develop low-cost housing in Mandalay will go ahead despite protests from people who were evicted from the land being used for the project.

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Mandalay residents queue for SIMs

Some Mandalay residents queued for three hours to be the first to get their hands on a K1500 SIM card.

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SIM prices could hit K50,000: shops

The era of low-cost SIM cards has nearly arrived – but industry experts in Mandalay are not expecting phone connections to be as cheap as the government has promised.

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Police issue warning on festival fun

Mandalay police have issued their traditional warning against Thingyan revellers who overstep the mark.



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Mandalay townships surveyed in trial census

Trial surveys have been carried out ahead of next year's national census; the first in over 30 years.


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Mindon-era building foundations uncovered

Efforts to revive a handful of important archaeological sites in Mandalay dating back to the reign of King Mindon are underway.

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