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Mizoram To Start Biometric Enrolment Drive For Displaced Foreign Nationals
The Mizoram government has announced that it will initiate the biometric enrolment process for displaced persons from Myanmar and Bangladeshi nationals who are taking shelter in the state.
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Rohingya Refugees Fleeing Myanmar, Bangladesh Surged Fivefold In 2022: UN
The number of Rohingya fleeing Myanmar or Bangladesh by sea surged fivefold to more than 3,500 in 2022 from a year earlier, the UN refugee agency said on Tuesday, in the deadliest year for the ethnic minority group at since 2014.
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Myanmar Closes International Airport In Yangon: Official
Myanmar has closed its international airport in Yangon, its main gateway, the airport's manager said on Tuesday, following a military takeover of the country.
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At Least 126 Killed As Jade Mine Collapses In Myanmar
A landslide at a jade mine in northern Myanmar killed at least 126 people, with more feared dead, authorities said on Thursday, after a heap of mining waste collapsed into a lake and buried many workers under mud and water.
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Facebook Apologises After Myanmar Groups Blast Zuckerberg
Facebook apologised on Friday to Myanmar civil society groups who took issue with Mark Zuckerberg's defence of the platform's record on curbing hate speech roiling the country.
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Landslide Kills 17 in Myanmar: Reports
A landslide triggered by torrential rains has killed at least 17 people in eastern Myanmar and forced the evacuation of scores more, state media said Tuesday.
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Centre's Myanmar Comments 'Irresponsible', 'Garrulous', Says Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today termed as "irresponsible" and "garrulous" the comments by the Central government on the Army's operation against NSCN-K camps in Myanmar.
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Myanmar Police Clash With Protesting Students
Myanmar police beat students with batons and detained some of them as they broke up a group of about 200 protesters who had been locked in a standoff with security forces for more than a week, a Reuters witness said.
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Baton-Wielding Myanmar Police Force Pro-Student Protesters to Flee
Baton-wielding police beat demonstrators showing their support for students blocked from marching into Myanmar's largest city on today, arresting eight and forcing many to flee, activists and witnesses said.
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Myanmar Leader Vows Not to 'Lose an Inch' of Land to Rebels
Myanmar's president has vowed "not to lose an inch" of territory in clashes with ethnic rebels in a region bordering China, state-backed media said today, after intense fighting sent tens of thousands fleeing across the frontier.
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Fresh communal clashes rock central Myanmar
Dozens of houses and a mosque have been torched as communal violence spread in central Myanmar, officials said Sunday, defying authorities' efforts to quell deadly clashes between Buddhists and Muslims.
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Mizoram To Start Biometric Enrolment Drive For Displaced Foreign Nationals
The Mizoram government has announced that it will initiate the biometric enrolment process for displaced persons from Myanmar and Bangladeshi nationals who are taking shelter in the state.
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Rohingya Refugees Fleeing Myanmar, Bangladesh Surged Fivefold In 2022: UN
The number of Rohingya fleeing Myanmar or Bangladesh by sea surged fivefold to more than 3,500 in 2022 from a year earlier, the UN refugee agency said on Tuesday, in the deadliest year for the ethnic minority group at since 2014.
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Myanmar Closes International Airport In Yangon: Official
Myanmar has closed its international airport in Yangon, its main gateway, the airport's manager said on Tuesday, following a military takeover of the country.
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At Least 126 Killed As Jade Mine Collapses In Myanmar
A landslide at a jade mine in northern Myanmar killed at least 126 people, with more feared dead, authorities said on Thursday, after a heap of mining waste collapsed into a lake and buried many workers under mud and water.
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Facebook Apologises After Myanmar Groups Blast Zuckerberg
Facebook apologised on Friday to Myanmar civil society groups who took issue with Mark Zuckerberg's defence of the platform's record on curbing hate speech roiling the country.
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Landslide Kills 17 in Myanmar: Reports
A landslide triggered by torrential rains has killed at least 17 people in eastern Myanmar and forced the evacuation of scores more, state media said Tuesday.
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Centre's Myanmar Comments 'Irresponsible', 'Garrulous', Says Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today termed as "irresponsible" and "garrulous" the comments by the Central government on the Army's operation against NSCN-K camps in Myanmar.
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Myanmar Police Clash With Protesting Students
Myanmar police beat students with batons and detained some of them as they broke up a group of about 200 protesters who had been locked in a standoff with security forces for more than a week, a Reuters witness said.
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Baton-Wielding Myanmar Police Force Pro-Student Protesters to Flee
Baton-wielding police beat demonstrators showing their support for students blocked from marching into Myanmar's largest city on today, arresting eight and forcing many to flee, activists and witnesses said.
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Myanmar Leader Vows Not to 'Lose an Inch' of Land to Rebels
Myanmar's president has vowed "not to lose an inch" of territory in clashes with ethnic rebels in a region bordering China, state-backed media said today, after intense fighting sent tens of thousands fleeing across the frontier.
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Fresh communal clashes rock central Myanmar
Dozens of houses and a mosque have been torched as communal violence spread in central Myanmar, officials said Sunday, defying authorities' efforts to quell deadly clashes between Buddhists and Muslims.
