The Myanmar Times
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
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President to aid MDY water issue

President U Thein Sein has given an undertaking to help Mandalay deal with a shortage of drinking water, Mandalay Chief Minister U Ye Myint told the regional assembly on March 14.

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Moustache Brothers to perform Thingyan chants in Mandalay

Famous comedians the Moustache Brothers plan to tour Mandalay during Thingyan in a decorative car and perform chants, Par Par Lay, one of the two brothers, said last week.


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MCDC urges owners to register purchases

Mandalay City Development Committee has urged property buyers to register new land purchases within three months to certify their ownership.



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Mandalay religious land dispute continues

No progress has been made in resolving a land dispute affecting Lawka Tan Saung and Bo Bo Lay pagodas in Mandalay’s Pathein Gyi township.



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Pressure builds on Myanmar's contractors to return seized farmland

Give us back our land – that’s the message from farmers whose fields have been confiscated for government projects.

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Mandalay farmers seek return of 1000 acres

Farmers in Mandalay Region are demanding compensation from the government over what they say is a 5000-acre land grab.

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NLD representative faces illegitimate child lawsuit

A Pyin Oo Lwin woman says she is preparing to sue NLD representative U Kyaw Thiha, whom she accuses of failing to support her and their son financially.


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Three royal buildings in Mandalay to be restored

A K1500-million project to restore a vital part of Mandalay’s royal heritage is being planned.




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10,000 acres returned to farmers in Pyin Oo Lwin

More than 10,000 acres of farmland in Pyin Oo Lwin township in Mandalay Region confiscated for use in government projects has been returned to its original owners.

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Tube well diggers in demand as households in Mandalay go dry

Digging wells for thirsty Mandalay is a booming business, summer and winter alike, industry sources say.

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