The Myanmar Times
Friday, 24 May 2013
The Myanmar Times
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Complaints continue over Yangon tender

Bidders in a controversial land auction in rural Yangon say they will continue to protest the initial results.

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Business hours: Yuzana Plaza dispute resolved

Yuzana Plaza shopkeepers have reached a compromise in the push for a seven-day week.



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Shwe Pyi Thar residents resist cemetery, crematorium plan

Residents in Yangon’s Shwe Pyi Thar township said that they will continue to oppose the construction of an inter-faith cemetery and crematorium in the area around Kyu Chaung village.

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Bidders dispute Yangon land tender process

Yangon Region’s government has delayed announcing the winners of a land tender in Kawhmu and Twante townships over a disputed tender process.

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River fire guts fuel tankers

Two workers were injured in a fire that caused an estimated K29 million in damage at the Premium Petrol Company’s wharf on the Hlaing River in Hlaing Tharyar township on March 12.


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Kyi Daw residents oppose proposed market site

Residents of Kyi Daw ward in Mingalar Taung Nyunt township last week protested against the temporary relocation of the Ye Gyaw Market to the Zayar Myaing playground and park.


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No softness for alleged erection drug vendors

Police have arrested two saleswomen for allegedly selling a banned male erectile dysfunction drug.

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Fire breaks out at Yangon steel plant

Difficult access hampered efforts by firefighters to bring under control a fire at the No 3 Steel Plant operated by Myanmar Economic Corporation in Insein township.


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Norway to open Yangon embassy

Norway is to upgrade its diplomatic office in Myanmar to the status of an embassy.

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YCDC road widening to continue

Some relief is in sight for commuters, as Yangon City Development Committee carries out plans to widen major roads throughout the city.



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