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THE Myanmar archery team will head to Bangkok this week with some new archers for the first Asian Roundup Archery Championships 2006, held from February 13 to 18, Archery Federation officials said last week.

 

THE latest session of the National Convention to draft a new state constitution, which began on December 5, was adjourned last week until the end of the year. The announcement was made by the Secretary-1 of the State Peace and Development Council, Lieutenant-General Thein Sein, at the close of the session on January 31 at the .......

 
MR Alan Rabinowitz, an American wildlife biologist who has set many milestones in his two decades working for the preservation of tigers and other wild cats around the world, achieved yet another hard-won goal on his most recent visit to Myanmar last month.
 
THE government of Norway has pledged US$1 million in assistance to help fight human trafficking in the Mekong sub-region, an area that includes Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, as well as China’s Yunnan Province.
 

THE government last month reiterated its call for importers and exporters in Myanmar to use euro instead of US dollars to open accounts for international trading.

 

A LEADING Indian energy expert has predicted a more pragmatic approach by the new Indian Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Mr Murli Deora, in dealing with issues related to the proposed pipeline to carry natural gas to India from the A1 offshore field in Rakhine State via Bangladesh.

 

MEMBERS of the International Friendship Group (IFG) visited the Neurosurgery Department at Yangon General Hospital on January 19 to call on patients who had been given treatment for hydrocephalus using equipment donated by the organisation.

 

Zoo official U Saw Win told Myanmar Times that more than 440,000 people visited the five-day festival, far exceeding the 100,000 who were expected.

 

DOCTORS from the Neurosurgery Department at Yangon General Hospital performed operations last month on 12 patients with the assistance of German Interplast, a non-profit association that provides free plastic surgery.

 

A GROUP of 15 college students from China arrived in Myanmar earlier this month for a six-month stay, during which they will do volunteer work in the fields of agriculture and sport.

 

CONSTRUCTION on a bridge that will connect Mandalay with Sagaing on the other side of the Ayeyarwaddy River is more than 80 per cent complete and is expected to be finished by the end of the year, a project engineer said last week.

 

TEMPERATURES in Yangon have fluctuated more than usual this winter due to changing influences from weather patterns to the north and south of Myanmar, a meteorologist in Yangon said last week.

 

THE Yangon Division Traffic Police Force toughened its penalties last month for people responsible for hit-and-run driving accidents, said a police official.

 
THE Myanmar Medical Association held its 52nd annual conference at its headquarters on Theinbyu Road in Yangon from January 18 to 24, an event that included 11 symposiums and 35 paper presentations by medical specialists.
 

IN a small classroom at the International Business Centre on Pyay Road in Yangon, in front of a hanging banner that read, “The First Meeting Group of Myanmar Women with Hysterectomies”, one woman in her mid-30s quietly recounted her personal experience.

 

“In the first three games of the second set she played well and showed her best form, especially with some powerful and accurate drives from base line,” Moe Chit The said.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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