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Monk cheats migrant workers and flees A monk belonging to Burma , living in the Ban Maung temple in Phang Nga cheated migrant workers and a number of Thais and fled with 700,000 Baht. More |
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Seepage of waste tin worries residents Pollution of drinking water from waste tin, seeping into the ground water and spewing out of tube wells, has residents of Three pagoda Pass on edge. More |
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Fire kills woman and child, destroys 200 houses A woman and a child died when a fire gutted about 200 houses in Zee Phu Taung village in Ye township in southern Mon state. More |
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| Petroleum price skyrockets yet again IMNA January 28, 2006 Adding to the people's miseries, price of petrol has skyrocketed again in Burma in just about a week. It has risen by about 400 kyat. More |
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First Mon newspaper to be published in Thailand “Voices of Mon” the first Mon newspaper to be published in Thailand is ready to be distributed from February. More |
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Tsunami hit Mon workers to celebrate Mon National Day Mon migrant workers in Tsunami hit southern Thailand , decided at a meeting today to celebrate Mon National Day on February 13 for the first time. More |
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Passenger trucks forced to carry soldiers A group of soldiers forced three pickup truck owners to transport them to Three Pagoda Township early this week. More |
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Mon splinter group denies killing railway employees The Monland Restoration Party (MRP), a Mon splinter group today denied killing two railway employees in southern Mon state. More |
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Karen villagers barred from going out following escape of Karen rebels Karen villagers in northern Tenassarim division have been barred from going out to work in farms and plantations after surrendered Karen rebels escaped from a military camp. More |
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Myanmar companies cannot join border display Companies in Myanmar cannot not join the display of commodities organized by the Thai-Burma border committee in Three Pagoda town slated to begin on January 28, according to an implementing committee Member. More |
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Electricity department demands money for new power extension machine The Pegu town electricity department, which can only supply electricity two or three days a week, has forcibly taken money to buy a new power extension machine. Supply was resumed today after electricity department authorities and residents clashed over the demand for money. More |
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Military junta bans Mon National Day signboards Mi Loa Htaw, IMNA In its unrelenting bid to harass and suppress the ethnic population, the Burmese military junta has directed members of the Mon National Day Celebrating Committee to pull down the Mon National Day signboard and not to put up anymore of them. More |
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| Burmese and Thai goods to be displayed on border Fri 20 Jan 2006 IMNA The Burma (Myanmar) and Thai border committee have joined hands and plan to display commodities from both countries in Three Pagoda Pass Town in the last week of this month. More |
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| Illegal cars remerge Fri 20 Jan 2006 Marn, IMNA Vehicles without license seized by the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC) authorities in Mon State, last year have begun to reappear on the roads. More |
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| Bribe medical staff to be treated in hospital Thu 19 Jan 2006 Marn, IMNA In Burma even people's illness is exploited to make money. Unless they pay a bribe, sick people do not get treatment. In Moulamine Public hospital, doctors and nurses do not care to treat patients unless the families pay, alleged a patient's family. More |
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| Forcible raising of funds for disabled soldiers IMNA Thu 19 Jan 2006 Disabled soldiers belonging to Military Brigades No. 22 in Pa-an Township in Karen State have been raising funds by selling books among the people of Lamaing Township in Mon State . The residents have to buy the books because the soldiers do not leave their homes without selling them. More |
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| Unlicensed cars stopped from plying to raise funds Nae Non, IMNA January 19, 2006 Unlicensed cars were ordered off the Three Pagoda Pass-Thanpyuzayart Road after a licensed car owner complained to the southeast commander based in Moulmein. More |
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Logging on the rise in Eastern Ye Township, Mon State Independent Mon News Agency Tree felling has increased in eastern Ye township, Mon state after the military government permitted a new company to go for logging this season. More |
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Photography Prohibited in Mon Ancient City Tourist and visitors are prohibited from taking photographs of Mon's ancient city wall in Zote Thote village, Belin Township , Mon State . It still houses ancient Mon art. More |
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| Mong Nai Township in Shan State deserted Mi Mon Kyae, IMNA January 17, 2006 Forced relocation and restrictions on going to work by the Burmese military regime has compelled 10,000 people to flee to Thailand and laid barren 10,000 acres of land in Mong Nai township in Shan State .More |
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| Burma fails to protect and preserve environment Sar Nyi, IMNA January 17, 2006 The Burmese military junta has failed miserably in protecting and preserving the environment of the county. If the military government fails to enact and enforce a strong law to protect the environment, it could lead to an ecological disaster. These observations were made in a seminar on environment in Burma held on the Thai-Burma border.More |
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First Mon Woman Elected in NMSP Central Committee The New Mon State Party at its recent convention elected the first woman Central Committee member. Mi Sar Dar is the only woman elected among five candidates.More |
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Corrupt local authorities allow illegal motorbikes Authorities in southern Burma have been allowing import of motorcycles illegally without batting an eyelid. As long as palms of the local officials are greased such activities are allowed in the township and areas they control.More |
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| Referendum to support NC with gambling money Sat 14 Jan 2006 Mi Mon Kyae, IMNA Gamblers seem to have come as godsend for the authorities in Mon State . Or else why should the Mon State Peace and Development Council collect money from gamblers for tomorrow's referendum in capital Moulmein . More |
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| Farm chicken die in southern Burma Fri 13 Jan 2006 Marn, IMNA Price of chicken has dropped drastically causing loses to poultry owners after there were reports of chicken dying in southern Burma . The fowls were said to be afflicted with an unknown infection. No one is certain whether it is avian flu. More |
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| PSLF continues to adhere to PSLA policy Thu 12 Jan 2006 Chan Mon and Mi Loa Htaw, IMNA |
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| Ethnics discuss maintenance of environment in Burma Thu 12 Jan 2006 Mi Mon Kyae and Taing Pakao Htaw, IMNA The Dag Hammarskjold Foundation from Sweden held an environment seminar today in coordination with the National Youth Forum in liberated areas. More |
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Tue 10 Jan 2006 Mons born in Thailand who have been demanding Thai citizenship have finally been approved for citizenship after waiting for a long time said Interior Minister Kongsak Wantana. |
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Thailand to support Burma on Trading Road to South Asia The Burmese military junta is widening the road from Myawadi to Kawkariek in order to foster border and ethnic development and for better transportation for trading from the border to inside the country. Thailand will help Burma on the project, according to a Thai Trading Ministry meeting. More |
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