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The New York Times Yangon's charmingly decrepit Circle Line train is a functioning, if fading, piece of the past.
A Slow Ride Through (and Around) Yangon
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Like much else in Myanmar, Yangon’s Circle Line train is a functioning, if fading, piece of the past.
105 months ago
The New York Times - Lens - Photography Like much else in Myanmar, this charmingly decrepit train is a functioning, if fading, piece of the past. But modernization is on the way.
A Slow Ride Through (and Around) Yangon
nytimes.com
Like much else in Myanmar, Yangon’s Circle Line train is a functioning, if fading, piece of the past.
105 months ago
Places to See Before You Die Myanmar is hands-down one of the most beautiful countries that I've ever visited, and Yangon is the glittering jewel at the heart of the country!
The 10 Best Things to Do in Yangon, Myanmar
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Myanmar is hands-down one of the most beautiful countries that I’ve ever visited, and Yangon is the glittering jewel at the heart of the country....
106 months ago
Newsweek INT. A recent shipment of aid from Malaysian Muslim groups arrived to protests in Yangon.
Why is it proving so difficult to supply the Rohingya Muslims with aid?
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A recent shipment of aid from Malaysian Muslim groups arrived to protests in Yangon.
109 months ago
The Wall Street Journal Booths of securities companies at the Yangon Stock Exchange are largely deserted, save for a few pens and paper clips.
What Do Traders at Myanmar’s Stock Exchange Do All Day? Nothing.
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Yangon’s market, with only four listings, is largely deserted as speculators have switched to flipping used cars and trading currency on the black market.
110 months ago
The Economist From Instagram: Boats cross the river at sunset in Yangon, Myanmar on February 4th 2016
The Economist on Instagram: “Boats cross the river at sunset in Yangon, Myanmar on February 4th...
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“Boats cross the river at sunset in Yangon, Myanmar on February 4th 2016. Credit: AFP/Ye Aung Thu #boats #river #sunset #Yangon #Myanmar”
122 months ago
The Wall Street Journal The Yangon Circular Line was built by the British in the 1950s and carries around 75,000 to 130,000 people a day.
As Changes Come to Myanmar, Aging Train Stays on Track
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The Yangon Circular Line, a train in Myanmar, is getting new attention as a transportation alternative, as the city’s traffic gets worse.
124 months ago
Newsweek The aim of Pushing Myanmar, the new project by the German nonprofit Make Life Skate Life, is to create the first free and community-built skate park in Yangon, home to more than 5 million people.
Pushing Myanmar: Crowdfunding Campaign Raises Thousands of Dollars to Build Skate Park in Yangon
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Construction will begin in November, shortly after Myanmar’s elections take place.
125 months ago
The Wall Street Journal In its latest sign of moving to a more open economy, Myanmar plans to launch a stock exchange later this year.
Myanmar to Open Yangon Stock Exchange in Early December
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The Yangon Stock Exchange will open in early December, according to Myanmar’s deputy finance minister, opening to foreign investors one of the world’s last untapped so-called frontier markets.
125 months ago
Ko Ko Mg Protestors took to the streets Wednesday in Yangon to denounce foreign media coverage portraying refugees in the so-called boat crisis in the Bay of Bengal and Strait of Malacca as Myanmar nationals.
Shouting slogans and holding placards, more than 8 Read more ... 00 people marched through the streets of Yangon after seeking permission for the protest from the authorities.
During the rally, they protested against foreign media, accusing them of unfairly putting blame on Myanmar for the boat people crisis and trying to portray the boat people as coming from Myanmar.
130 months ago