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This news service covers Bangladesh-Burma relations, the Bangladesh-Burma border, events in Arakan and occasional reports on other parts of Burma. Email delivery of the reports may be requested from [email protected]
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Description: "The national airlines of Bangladesh, Biman, faces the threat of a loss of Taka 50 million on its three-month long trial flight on the Dhaka - Chittagong - Rangoon - Bangkok route..."
Shwe Lin Yun
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2002-04-02
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Description: Sittwe, 11th November: "...[S]tate employees, mostly schoolteachers in western Burma, have for some time been occupied with gambling in the form of what is popularly known as "Shay Htee" - an illegal lottery operation..."
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2002-11-11
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Description: "Maungdaw, Nov 16: Burma Highway Department engineers started to check and survey motor-road sections passing through Maung Daw, Buthidaung and Rathidaung Township, Northern Arakan State, Burma, since September..."
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2002-11-16
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Description: Sittwe, 29 May 03: "Two men believed to be killed by the Burmese Army in 1997 are now rumoured to be alive as a good number of Arakanese prisoners have recently been released from various prisons, according to our correspondent..."
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2003-05-29
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Description: Sittwe, 27 August 02: "On August 2 the Nasaka security forces deployed at #25 toll post at Ann, where the Western Command is headquartered, confiscated ten motorbikes legally imported from China through Lashio, in the Northern Shan State, according to our correspondent quoting a top businessman who declined to identify..."
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2002-08-27
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Description: "The new Dhaka-Yangon-Bangkok road connection will shorten the distance between Thailand and Bangladesh by at least 500 kilometres. While this road could open up a shorter and speedier linkage with two of our eastern neighbours, the original scheme of the Asian Highway passing through Sylhet can still go ahead which will link India and provide another connection for Bangladesh to China... Bangladesh must proceed with a strong political will to convince Myanmar about the new opportunities that both countries could take advantage of and immediately start working for opening the road to Bangkok..."
M Anwarul Haq
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2002-06-01
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Description: Dhaka, 8 December 02: "The Burmese refugees who have been recognized by the UNHCR in Bangladesh are facing difficulty living in the country for lack of job and livelihood, said Khaing Paw Lunn, the President of the Executive Committee for Burmese Refugees (Bangladesh), recently set up with an aim to work for the rights of the refugees..."
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2002-12-08
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Description: "An offshore gas field near Myanmar's border with Bangladesh could be significantly larger than Myanmar's other two operating field and eventually be piped to India, a report here said. The reserves could be more than double those found at either the Yadana or Yetagun gas fields, a report in the Myanmar times cited South Korea's Daewoo International as saying..."
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2002-09-02
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Description: "Some 522 nationals of Myanmar and Thailand at Bandarban prison have ended their hunger strike on condition that they will be sent home within 15 days and given adequate food..."
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2002-03-31
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Description: Dhaka, 10th March 03: "Beginning 11 am yesterday, two Burmese refugees, one Karen and another Rakhine nationals, have been on hunger strike at the Refugee Counselling Services Unit (RCSU) operating under the UNHCR, Bangladesh Chapter in Dhaka..."
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2003-03-10
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Description: Sittwe, 5 April 02: "A consignment of home electronics appliances to Sittwe, the capital of Arakan (Rakhine State) in the western part of Burma, was illegally confiscated at the Nasaka security checkpoint No. 25 at Ann, in the western foothills of the Arakan Romas, according to our correspondent from Sittwe..."
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2002-04-05
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Description: Maungdaw, 1st March: "On 26th January two officials from the International Labour Organization visited the northern part of Rakhine State in western Burma, according to our border correspondent..."
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2003-03-01
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Description: Buthidaung, 10 Jul. 02: "On July 7th two 'exceptionally coloured' elephants were spotted on the Buthidaung Maungdaw motor road near the Mayu Ranges in Arakan State by members of the Burmese Army, according to a captain in the area..."
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2002-07-10
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Description: Cox's Bazaar, 21 August 02: "Since 18th August 02 the first corridor along the Bangladesh Burma international border has begun to operate, according to our correspondent..."
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2002-08-21
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Description: "Indian Foreign Minister Jaswant Singh will visit Myanmar April 5-7 to discuss plans to construct a three nation Highway connecting India, Myanmar and Thailand..."
Source/publisher: "Daily Star" via Narinjara news
2002-03-28
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Description: Sittwe, 16 January 03: "Beginning December 17th last year a joint Indo-Burma survey team has been operating in the hills of western part of Burma bordering with India... The area close to the northeastern state of Mizoram is home to Rakhaing, Khami and Chin nationalities...The survey of existing jungle paths by the joint team is part of a plan to construct a connecting road to Rakhine State directly from the northeastern Indian state..".
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2003-01-16
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Description: Dhaka, 3 June 03: "Visa restrictions, lack of transportation, and absence of effective transaction mechanism have been identified as the as major hurdles to the growth of business between Bangladesh and Burma, a according to today?s "The Daily Star"..." Some Bangladesh business leaders said they had signed contracts with their Burma counterparts during Bangladesh single country fair in Rangoon in March this year. But they said no further progress has been made so far.
Source/publisher: "The Daily Star" via Narinjara News
2003-06-03
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Description: Maungdaw, 13 May 03: "The drive to realize the interest on the money lent to rice farmers in the western part of Burma has been launched beginning first week of May, according to our correspondent. The ?interest? as branded by the ruling Burmese junta is actually a kind of fine imposed on the rice farmers who failed to pay up the quota of rice for this season till April 4, after which the farmers who could not pay up the due quantity of rice were allowed a ?grace period? till 29 April to pay up the overdue loans..."
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2003-05-13
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Description: On the death of Ne Win
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2002-12-06
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Description: Buthidaung, 26th March 03: "The local junta authority of Buthidaung Township under Rakhine State in the western part of Burma knocked down a Madrasah or Islamic school on 9th March, according to our correspondent..."
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2003-03-26
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Description: Kuala Lumpur; jan 10; "UN envoy Razali Ismali is expected to urge Japan to play a larger role in developing Myanmar s education, health and energy sector, a Malaysian official said Thursday, reports AFP..."
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2002-01-10
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Description: Sittwe, 9th January 02: "Though the State Peace and Development Council Junta of Myanmar have opened up Myanmar for foreign tourists, the western state of Rakhine has been carefully kept off-limits for the foreign tourists visiting the country, says our correspondent from Sittwe, capital of Rakhine State..."
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2002-01-09
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Description: Sittwe, 27 May 03: "Jellyfish, the hot item in last year?s export from the western Rakhine State of Burma has hit a snag, reports our correspondent. Unlike in last year, the jellyfish has either eluded the Burmese fishermen or declined in their number in the Bay of Bengal, a source in the fisheries trade said..."
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2003-05-27
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Description: Sittwe, 17 September 02: "The Burmese junta officials in the western state of Burma have ordered their officials to forcefully collect tolls for the renovation of a controversial pagoda built by themselves at Sittwe, the capital of Rakhine State in the western part of the country, a renowned monk in the city told Narinjara..."
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2002-09-17
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Description: "On October 21, a landmine blast on Burma ? Bangladesh border killed a Burmese army sergeant and injured five others, according to our correspondent quoting a Nasaka border security police source..."
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2002-11-03
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Description: Sittwe, 9 December: "The Burmese junta officials in the western part of Burma are going to lease the rivers and creeks of Arakan (Rakhine) State in sections to the highest bidder, according to our correspondent quoting a top local businessman..."
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2002-12-09
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Description: Maungdaw, 18th February 02: "Air Defence Chief Lieutenant General Soe Win visited Maungdaw township on the Naf river, opposite the border of Bangladesh, our correspondent reported.."
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2002-02-18
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Description: Sittwe, 27th March 03: "The majority of businessmen in Rakhine State in western Burma have been reported to have been pinched by the recent currency shortage resulting from restrictions on amount withdrawal throughout Burma, our correspondent wrote..."
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2003-03-27
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Description: Teknaf, 13th March 03: "The BDR, border guards of Bangladesh, arrested twenty-one Burmese Muslim students from Burma on 19th February, said our correspondent quoting a source in the area. The students were on their way to enrol into an Islamic Madrasah college in Patiya, near Chittagong the main port city of Bangladesh..."
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2003-03-13
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Description: Maungdaw, 23rd January 02: "Doctors from AZG, the Danish Doctors without Boundaries, have been treating the patients of recent outbreak of malaria and diarrhoea in the northern Maungdaw township of the western Rakhine State of Myanmar since December 23..."
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2002-01-23
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Description: Maungdaw, 4th March 03: "The Manipur People?s Army, an outfit of the United National Liberation Front (UNLF), a dissident group from North-east India held the Armed Forces Day in western Burma, our border correspondent quoted reliable sources in the Nasaka Burmese security services..."
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2003-03-04
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Description: Sittwe, 25 Jun. 02: "Two military checkpoints in Southern Arakan State have been added to already existing hundreds across the state that are engaged in collecting illegal toll, according to traders available at Thandwe town and Sittwe the capital..."
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2002-06-25
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Description: Sittwe, 15th December 01:
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2001-12-15
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Description: Narinjara news Ponnagyun, 27th February 02: "The Myanmarese military intelligence agents in the south-western part of Myanmar have been conducting money-lending at the cost of the rice growers, according to a rice tr.."der.
2002-02-27
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Description: "The United States designated the United Wa State Army a terrorist organization, because of its role as a supplier of narcotics... Kobsak Chutikul, deputy leader of the Chart Pattana political party in Thailand, proposed that the U.S. should not rule out military intervention against the Wa. The Bangkok Post quoted an unnamed diplomat as saying that if the SPDC do not 'put the Wa out of the drug business, the Americans will get directly involved.' The Shan announced that the real terrorists are the SPDC themselves..."
Roland Watson (Dictatorwatch)
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2002-03-26
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Description: Chittagong, 2nd November 02: "The Bangladesh Army has been kept on red alert along the Mizoram border of north eastern India and the Myamar border along the country?s south-eastern hilly areas to check terrorists crossing out of the country, according to the local press..."
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2002-11-02
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Description: Ramree Island, 24 February: "Since the target for the rice collection for the fiscal 2002-03 has not been fulfilled in Ramree Island in Rakhine State, in the western part of Burma, a ?Mobile Rice Purchase Drive Unit? has been formed by the Burmese junta?s Ramree (Rambree) Township Council to step up this year?s rice collection, according to our correspondent. Unlike in previous years the newly formed Mobile Units have been going round the village tracts including the rice collection depots at Doratha and Kung-zatt villages in the island. Each of these mobile units has recruited six ?rice collectors? from the village tracts. The units have been composed of members of the police department, village Peace and Development Council junta, and township administrative officials..."
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2003-02-24
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Description: Sittwe, 19th December 01: "The student monks of the biggest Buddhist centre of learning in Sittwe, capital of Rakhine State in Western part of Myanmar, have been prohibited from listening to the radio..."
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2001-12-19
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Description: Buthidaung, 17th January 03: "A number of Burmese families have arrived at Buthidaung, a township close to the south-eastern part of Bangladesh, on the 11th January, according to our correspondent. The thirty-seven families have been brought from Rangoon to be rehabilitated in the western Burmese state under the arrangements made by the ruling Burmese junta, SPDC (State Peace and Development Council). According to sources in the Nasaka security forces these families are part of the ninth batch of Burman nationals ?rehabilitated? in Rakhine State..."
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2003-01-17
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Description: Sittwe, 12th February 02: "More than sixty percent of the target of forced purchase of rice from Rakhine State by the State Peace and Development Council junta of Myanmar has been completed..."
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2002-02-12
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Description: Maungdaw, 13th December 01: "Two Mro ethnic nationals from Kywaing-bauk Pruju village were killed by the villagers from Fawaik-chhaung Khung-daing village of Maungdaw township of Rakhine State, Myanmar, on October 9th this year...The reluctance of the police to take action against the perpetrators have inflamed widespread vengeance among the minority Mro ethnic community in the area..."
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2001-12-13
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Description: Maungdaw, 5 April 2002: "Five local Muslim employees of the UNHCR, Maungdaw, the western border town of Burma, had to pay bribes for their return home on leave to Rangoon, according to a reliable source..."
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2002-04-05
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Description: Buthidaung, 4 April 02: "Ten Muslim villagers were arrested when they beat up a member of the Military Intelligence and a police constable who had been sent to Nghak-thay-braung Muslim village, Buthidaung township in the western state of Burma for investigating the looting of a bronze Buddha image, according to our correspondent..."
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2002-04-04
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Description: Cox's Bazaar, 5 November: "A fresh intrusion of Muslims from Burma including the Rohingya Muslims has been reported through the porous borders of the south-eastern district of Bangladesh close to Burma's western border, reports our correspondent..."
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2002-12-05
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Description: Maungdaw, 18th November: "Muslim villagers living in Maungdaw Township in the western Burma bordering with Bangladesh have been forced to give rice to the Burmese junta officials for the upkeep of the Burmese settlers in the area..."
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2002-11-18
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Description: Maungdaw, 20th March 02: "On the 9th March, the battalion commander level inspection of the creeks of the River Naaf was mutually conducted by the Bangladeshi and Burmese border security forces..."
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2002-03-20
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Description: "Trade between Myanmar and its giant northern neighbour China increased 3.1 percent during the first 10 months of 2001 to 499 million dollars, according to an economic magazine published here..."
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2002-01-16
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Description: "Myanmar has agreed in principal to be part of a rice "cartel" formed by Asia's Leading rice exporters aimed at regulating prices as well as stabilizing the world market sources here said..."
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2002-01-17
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Description: Narinjara news Sittwe, 20 February 02 : "Troops of the Myanmar Army are busy forcibly collecting charcoal in Ponnagyun township in the south-western state of Myanmar, according to a charcoal trader from Sittwe..."
2002-02-20
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Description: YANGON, JAN 10, "Myanmar has become the second largest exporter of pulses in the world, replacing Australia and standing only after Canada, according to the latest issue of the local weekly journal The Myanmar Times, reports Xinhua..."
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2002-01-12
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Description: Maungdaw, 8th February 02: "The Mynamar junta recently caught a ' strange-coloured ' cow elephant in Rakhine State, our correspondent from the border town of Maungdaw, close to Bangladesh said..."
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2002-02-08
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Description: Sittwe, 24th December 01: "Secretary One of the State Peace and Development Council Junta of Myanmar, General Khin Nyunt attended a pre-Christmas prayer meet and dinner held by the Christian Churches Council of Myanmar on the 22nd December, our correspondent quoted a Myanmar Radio news..."
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2001-12-24
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Description: Maungdaw, 31st December 01:
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2001-12-31
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Description: Buthidaung, 7th January 02: " Two Myanmar Naval guard posts have been reported to be engaged in extorting money and materials from all the civilian vessels passing them, according to a businessman available at Buthidaung, a small township in the western part of Myanmar..."
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2002-01-07
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Description: Maungdaw, 22nd January 02: "On December 24th 2001, an Indian family suspected of espionage was arrested and pushed to Bangladesh by the Myanmar Nasaka border security forces in Maungdaw township, in the western part of Rakhine State, according to a policeman who wanted to remain anonymous..."
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2002-01-22
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Description: "Myanmar's military junta Wednesday moved to quash rumours that it will introduce two high-denomination bank notes and withdraw all other currency in circulation..."
Source/publisher: AFP via "Daily News" via Narinjara news
2002-03-07
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Description: Dhaka, August 30: "The Myanmar government firmly supports direct road communication between Dhaka and Rangoon through Teknaf-Sittwe border points to help improve economic and trade relation between Bangladesh and Myanmar, reports BSS.
Source/publisher: BSS via "Today" & "Independent" via Narinjara News
2002-08-30
Date of entry/update: 2003-06-03
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Description: YANGON, Jan 22: "The military regime in Myanmar is planning to build a nuclear research reactor and is in negotiations with Russia over the facility, Deputy Foreign Minister Khin Maung Win has confirmed, report AFP..."
Source/publisher: AFP via Narinjara news
2002-01-22
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Description: Buthidaung, 1st February 02: "The recipients of the monetary support from NGOs have been forced to pay back a chunk of their subsistence allowance to the village leaders and the Myanmar troops, according to a trader from Taungbazar market of Buthidaung in the northern part of Rakhine State in the south-western part of Myanmar..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-02-01
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Description: Yangon, Jan 26: "With ties between the countries on the mend, India and Myanmar will reopen consulates in two major cities..."
Source/publisher: "Independent" via Narinjara News
2002-01-26
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Description: "An international consortium has proposed setting up of a gas pipeline over Bangladesh connecting Myanmar with India states of Tripura and West Bengal..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-02-27
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Description: Sittwe, 26th February 02: "All the primary school students of the south-western state of Myanmar have been ordered by the township administration of the ruling Myanmarese junta to sit for the annual examination, according to a parent from Zedidaung of Buthidaung township in Rakhine State...This year, the primary teachers have been away from schools and working elsewhere throughout the year to keep their body and soul together due to poor salary which could hardly make ends meet so that courses could not be finished..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-02-26
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Description: BANDARBAN, April 17: "A total of 140 Myanmar and Thai prisoners have been shifted to Comilla and Noakhali jails from Bandarban jail on charge of agitation..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-04-17
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Description: Sittwe, 31st January 02: "Shrimps carried in a truck from Sittwe was confiscated at the Nasaka Immigration and Security camp No. 25 at Ann, according to a manager of a Shrimp export company in Sittwe, capital of Rakhine State..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-01-31
Date of entry/update: 2003-06-03
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Description: Maungdaw, 10 October 02: "The Nasaka, Burmese border security forces, have masterminded for filing a legal case against Mr Garry, the Philippine Education-in-charge at Maungdaw, the western border town in Burma's Rakhine State bordering with Bangladesh, according to an insider source..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-10-10
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Description: Maungdaw, 11th March 02: "A number of boats were shot and nabbed by the Burmese Nasaka Security and Immigration forces in the mouth of the Naaf river..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-03-11
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Description: Maungdaw, 12 April 02: "The troops from the Nasaka Burmese Security troops Area No. 3 captured ten Bangladeshi citizens from the border near Ukhia town on Bangladesh side, according to a source in Maungdaw, the western border town of Burma..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-04-12
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Description: Ann, 22nd January 02: "A Swiss tourist, Ms Alessandra Marie Joelle, was interrogated for three hours at Ann at the Nasaka (Security and Immigration) Camp #25 on January 3rd , 2002, on her return from a visit to the historical sites in Rakhine State, the western state of Myanmar, a higher official in the State Agricultural Department who was on the spot told our correspondent..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-01-22
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Description: MAUNGDAW, 24th January 02: "On December 20th, the Nasaka border security and immigration headquarters at Kyi-gan-braung, issued an official order not to allow NGOs working in the area to work without informing and getting permission of the Nasaka and local authorities..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-01-24
Date of entry/update: 2003-06-03
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Description: Maungdaw, 1st March 02: T"he Nasaka immigration and security forces of Myanmar arrested three Bangladeshis on 13th February 02 on the zero line between Myanmar and Bangladesh..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-03-01
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Description: Maungdaw, 31 January 02: "Nasaka Immigration and Security forces have been busy taking photographs of mosques in Maungdaw, the border township of Rakhine State in Myanmar..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-01-31
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Description: Maungdaw, 20 February: "Forced conscriptions into the Burmese Army have been reported from Rakhine State in the western part of Burma, according to our correspondent from Maungdaw Town..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2003-02-20
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Description: Mrauk-u, 22nd May 03: "Three prominent Arakanese politicians in the western Burmese state of Rakhine who have been recently released from prison have been reportedly ostracized by the intelligence agents of the ruling State Peace and Development junta of Burma, according to family sources. The three are members of the Arakan League for Democracy (ALD), Mrauk-u Township branch..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara News
2003-05-22
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Description: Dhaka, 8th June 03: "Nine indigenous people?s political parties from Burma expressed their great concern and unhappiness at the recent Friday killings of 30th May in which the State Peace and Development Council junta-affiliated thugs are believed to have staged an ambush against the opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi and it is feared that approximately 80 leaders and supporters of the opposition National League for Democracy may have been murdered in the ambush..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2003-06-08
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Description: Sittwe, 29th December 01: "...Though many of the NLD leaders have been released so far, most of the Rakhine nationality leaders including U Aye Tha Aung, the General Secretary of the Committee to Represent the People's Parliament (CRPP) and Joint Secretary of Arakan League for Democracy, have been kept behind bars..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara News
2001-12-29
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Description: Dhaka, 05th Jan 02: "The 54th anniversary of Independence Day of Myanmar was hosted by Myanmar Ambassador U Ohn Thwin at a reception held at his residence yesterday. Ministers, politicians, diplomats, journalists, academics, and high civil and military officials attended the reception. But no special supplement celebrating the occasion on the Myanmar Independence Day in major Bangladesh newspapers were seen as in previous years..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara News
2002-01-05
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Description: Sittwe, 9th June 03: "For the people affected with AIDS/HIV there is nowhere to go for succour, said a doctor in Sittwe, the capital of the western Burmese state of Rakhine. When a man aged 45, Thein Zoe Aung, of Kyaungdaklan Street of the town died of AIDS in his own house in April his corpse was bundled in plastic sheeting by the workers of the state hospital and taken for cremation. His house was also disinfected. His relatives said that there is no place to go for any medication or treatment for those suffering from HIV/AIDS. The lone state-run hospital also does not have any wards for HIV/AIDS patients though the number of HIV/AIDS sufferers is on the increase in the state. There has been no study or data collection conducted on the number of HIV/AIDS positive people all over the seventeen townships of Rakhine State including Sittwe..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2003-06-09
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Description: Teknaf, 14th December 01
Source/publisher: Narinjara News
2001-12-14
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Description: Sittwe, 28 November: "A large consignment of onions brought from Burma proper to Arakan (Rakhine) State was confiscated at the Nasaka security gate No. 25 at Ann Pass, close to the Magwe Division..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-11-28
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Description: Dhaka, 18th March 03: "Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Begum Khaleda Zia leaves Dhaka on a three-day official visit tomorrow. The premiere is scheduled to hold talks with the Burmese side covering road links, expanding trade cooperation and the whole gamut of bilateral relations, said a number of local newspapers including the Ittefaq today..."
Source/publisher: Ittefaq etc. via Narinjara News
2003-03-18
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Description: Mrebon, 27th March 03: "A Burmese police constable, Htway Thein (La 182811), was arrested in Mrebon Town, in the middle part of Rakhine State in western Burma on charge of rape, according to our correspondent..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara News
2003-03-27
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Description: Sittwe, 26th March 03: "The power sector in Rakhine State in western Burma is in utter jeopardy due to the inability on part of the ruling State Peace and Development Council junta to run the power houses, reports our correspondent from Sittwe, the capital of the western member of Burma..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara News
2003-03-26
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Description: Dhaka, 12 March 03: "Keeping aside the existing bottlenecks in banking, shipping and port facilities with its next-door neighbour Bangladesh is set to hold second trade fair in Rangoon from March 20, a number of news agencies in Dhaka reported..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara News
2003-03-12
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Description: Sittwe, 8th October 02: "In a bid to spruce up the villages along the Sittwe Rangoon motor road, in the western part of Burma, the Burmese junta SPDC have forced the villagers along the road to collect at least 55% of the fund required to construct hundreds of new primary schools, reports our correspondent from Sittwe..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-10-08
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Description: Sittwe, 10th June 2003: "Prisoners at Thabra (Thabya) Island prison camp under Pauktaw Township in the western Burmese state of Rakhine have been reportedly used in a privately owned salt works in the vicinity..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2003-06-10
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Description: Sittwe, 14th March 02: "The private monastic education has once again become popular in Arakan State, in the western part of Burma... All over Arakan State the primary level students are more and more interested to join the monasteries for their education as a result of most of the government-appointed and non-government teachers' inability to conduct regular classes in the face of the skyrocketing prices of daily necessities and meagre wages given by the military regime..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-03-14
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Description: YANGON, FEB 4: "A moderate earthquake, measuring 4.9 on the Richter scale, shook a sparsely populated region in north eastern Myanmar early on Sunday, the country's Meteorology and Hydrology Department (MHD) said, reports Reuters..."
Source/publisher: "The Independent" via Narinjara news
2002-02-04
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Description: "Conference in city to boost economic cooperation" "Speakers at the inaugural session of a two-day international conference on regional cooperation have underscored greater understanding among Bangladesh, China, India and Myanmar on economic and trade issues. A new ' growth quadrangle' comprising these nations can be developed to explore the untapped resources in the landlocked areas of Myanmar, Southwest China and the north western state of India, they observed..."
Source/publisher: "The Daily Star" via Narinjara news
2002-02-07
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Description: Dhaka, 7th June 03: "Speakers at a seminar arranged by the Rakhaing Development Foundation an NGO for integral development of the Rakhine community of Bangladesh stressed on the need for more attention on the developmental activities for the Rakhine community, the Independent reported today..."
Source/publisher: "The Independent" (Dhaka) via Narinjara News
2003-06-07
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Description: Sittwe, 12th January 02: "As part of a sweeping change in relocating defence headquarters in Rakhine State, the western region of Myanmar, the Dhanyawaddy Naval Base has been moved to Kyaukpyu from Sittwe, according to our correspondent from Sittwe..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara News
2002-01-12
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Description: Dhaka, 8 August 2002: "Members of Burmese community composed largely of Arakanese held a peaceful rally in Dhaka this morning commemorating the 14th anniversary of the Burmese Democratic Uprising of 1988..."
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Source/publisher: Narinjara News
2002-08-08
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Description: Maungdaw, 25 Jun. 02: "Thirty-nine families of a village in north-western part of Arakan State in Burma were relocated between June 7 and 16, a village councillor in the area told our correspondent..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara News
2002-06-25
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Description: Dhaka, 4th June 2002: "Bangladesh government is taking all out measures to complete repatriation of remaining 21,982 registered Rohingya refugees by June 2003 through negotiation with neighbouring Burma, According to today's the independent..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-06-04
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Description: Sittwe, 23 May 03: "The ruling State Peace and Development junta of Burma have lifted the restriction officially imposed on the open transport of rice from one township to another in the western Burmese state of Rakhine, according to our correspondent in the capital, Sittwe (previously Akyab)..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2003-05-23
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Description: Sittwe, 13th February 02: The administration of Rakhine State under the State Peace and Development junta has recently been restructured and renamed, according to our correspondent.
Source/publisher: Narinjara news
2002-02-13
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Description: Maungdaw, 26 February: "On 6th February, rice bags from the UN World Food Programme arrived at Maungdaw, the border town of Rakhine State in the western part of Burma, our correspondent said..."
Source/publisher: Narinjara News
2003-02-26
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Description: Sittwe, 2nd February 02 : "All the privately owned rice mills in the south-western state of Myanmar have been barred from milling rice without the permission of Township Peace and Development Council (Mayaka) authority, our correspondent reported..."
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2002-02-02
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Description: "Maungdaw, 4 November 02: The price of rice, the staple food of Burma, has gone up once again in Rakhine State in the western part of Burma, according to our correspondent. The price of a 50 kilo bag of fine rice sells at kyat 25,000 while the coarse variety sells at 16,000 kyat at Maungdaw, the town bordering with Bangladesh..."
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2002-11-04
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Description: Sittwe, 19th February 02: "The price of rice, the staple food of the people of Myanmar, recently shot up sharply in the south-western state of Myanmar due to forced shut-down of all privately owned rice mills, our correspondent writes..."
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2002-02-19
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Description: Sittwe, 29 November 02: "The price of rice in the western part of Burma has recorded a steady but slow downward slide due to forced harvest of only just ripe rice and the official rationing of rice to the state employees, according to our correspondent from Sittwe, the capital of Burma?s western state, Arakan (Rakhine)..."
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2002-11-29
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