"The Myanmar Times" August 31 - September 6, 2009 Volume 25, No. 486

Description: 

NEWS TOPICS: Starved football fans get taste of MNL action » Reconsider sanctions, say businesses and workers » Webb pushes for change to ‘counterproductive? US policy » Government bans liquor advertising » Ayravata hopeful ahead of peak season » MEC to contribute to Asia fault map » Road to Mandalay resumes cruises » Four dead in Hlegu factory fire » Trustees announce date for Magwe pagoda festival » First succesful aorta transplant » Japan, Mekong ties important for development: foreign minister » PSRD boss denies online news report » New school opens in Kawhmu » World Humanitarian Day marked » Course fast-tracks doctors for licences » SKorea to provide nuclear training » Locally designed laptops to hit shelves in August...BUSINESS: IT industry seeks ways to cut costs » Seafarers face rough employment climate » Pharmaceutical imports surge to $62 million in first half of 2009 » Second Yangon Expo builds in popularity » Building material prices slide downward » Beans and pulses markets level out » Lakeside house set for renovation » New YCDC measures could change how downtown looks » Property market shows Q2 recovery » Billboard ad rates increased » Large home needing some love

Source/publisher: 

Myanmar Consolidated Media Co. Ltd

Date of Publication: 

2009-09-06

Date of entry: 

2009-09-05

Grouping: 

  • Individual Documents

Category: 

Language: 

English

Format: 

Size: