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Forests rethink could earn nation $1b

According to UN data Myanmar is harvesting more than 450,000 hectares of forest each year which emits 32 to 93 megatons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Destroying one hectare of forest produces 80 to 200 tonnes of carbon dioxide.
 
After Gambari visit, some hope new start is underway

“This is an important opportunity for Myanmar authorities. We hope that Myanmar will continue to work closely with the UN,” a Singapore Foreign Ministry spokesperson said in a statement issued November 13.
 
Just cause to protect shrinking resource

WITH unseasonable downpours constantly sending his bird research team scrambling for shelter or forcing them to spend time packing their survey equipment into waterproof bags, U Thet Zaw Naing did not expect to make many new discoveries in the dense forests of southern Tanintharyi Division.
 
Film shoots excite spectators, bore actors
“When we’re shooting in Yangon, most of the crews don’t show up when they’re supposed to because they’re working on two or three movies at the same time,”....
Local IT firm develops Myanmar-language SMS
A LOCAL IT company held a demonstration at Traders Hotel last week to introduce its Myanmar-language character system for use with global system for mobile communication (GSM) mobile phones.
 
South Korea OKs direct flights to Yangon

THE South Korean government has given the green light for the country’s two national carriers to operate regular direct flights to Myanmar for the first time, the South Korean Yonhap wire service reported last week.
 
Heritage structure still serves railway system
Passengers in Yangon were served by the Yangon Railway Station built in 1877 on the southern side of the railway compound on the upper block of Phayre Street (now Pansodan Street) in the downtown area.
 
Gamers keep violence virtual

“I spend most of my pocket money on network gaming. Sometimes, there’s nothing left for snacks and I even have to borrow from friends,” said the lean 15 year old. “My parents don’t say anything because they gave me the right to manage my money how I like. They don’t stop me because I’m not doing anything immoral.”
 
Yangon-Twante cruise service launched

The Yangon-Twante cruise aboard the RV Mahaythi departs daily from Princess Jetty, also known as Warden Jetty, at 8:00am and arrives in Twante around 9:30am. Tours of the town are also included, which take in ancient pottery kilns, Shwesandaw Pagoda and the central market.
 
Australian group enters oil and gas sector

“Along with the necessary investment, we are looking forward to bringing in new, advanced technology, creating job opportunities for Myanmar people and contributing to the thorough assessment of the national resource base,” ....

 
Three-wheeler prepares to rev up local car market

The Chinese-made, 150cc Lifan engine can power the oversized tricycle to speeds up to 100-kilometres (60 miles) an hour, U Win Naing Tun says, although it is doubtful people will see them cruising along Yangon streets as rules banning private motorbikes from the city probably extend to the trike.
 

Eight Myanmar companies bid for gold mine

EIGHT local companies are bidding for the country’s largest gold mine, which the government wants to privatise, but no foreign firms have made any offers, an official said.
 

Jerome Cooper: bringing a new beat to Yangon
Mr Cooper is no stranger to controversy, having courted it throughout most of his 40-year career. He has revolutionised the way drumming is talked about in the US and is still considered somewhat avant-garde in his native New York.

 

11-year-old rides his toy car obsession to his first solo painting exhibition
OAKKAR Nyi's paintings would make an accomplished adult artist jealous. At just 11 years old, he already has his first solo exhibition under his belt.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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opportunity to become a member of the air bagan family vacancy announcement for flight attendant
(Job Qualifications and Requirements)

» Must be Single and Myanmar National
» At least Basic Education High School Exam Pass,
» University Degree considered as asset
» Age between 18 and 24 years as at 30th November 2006
» For female, height between 5'4" and 5'8", weight to be proportional to height
» For male, height between 5'6" and above, weight to be proportional to height
» Ability to read, understand, speak the English language fluently, Second language is compulsory
» Positive disposition, caring attitude, smart personality, excellent verbal communications and interpersonal skills
» Mental capacity to read documents, follow instructions, learn and understand company procedures, rules and regulations
» Able to attend 6 weeks of initial training before confirmation of employment....
 
 
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