Myanmar authorities have arrested 16 people including a six-year-old girl over the assassination of a retired general shot dead in Yangon last month, state media said.

YANGON: (Bernama-Xinhua) Myanmar authorities have seized 350,000 stimulant tablets in Yangon region, Xinhua reported, quoting the Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control (CCDAC) on Sunday (April 27).

Also released, according to the independent online news outlet Myanmar Now, was Hanthar Nyein, a news producer for Kamayut Media, who was arrested in March 2021 along with co-founder U.S ...

Myanmar has been under military rule since February 2021, when its army ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi's elected government. The head of Myanmar's military junta has granted amnesty to ...

Prior to the liberalisation of Myanmar’s telecommunications industry, ... True Internet Data Centre and Myanmar Yangon Kamayut Data Centre. More are in the pipeline, ... in 2018 plans to build a ...

YANGON: The inauguration of Myanmar's second pedestrian underpass ... The country's first pedestrian underpass is located near the Yangon University of Education on Pyay Road in Kamayut Township.

YANGON/BANGKOK -- As Myanmar's widening civil war sends many residents of rural regions fleeing to Yangon, housing prices are rising in the country's . Yoma and other big companies benefit; ...

YANGON/BANGKOK -- A series of explosions targeting companies connected to the military in Myanmar's largest city have brought the conflict there closer to foreigners who live there. An explosion ...

Myanmar’s army blamed the killing on the anti-coup People’s Defence Forces fighting military rule ... was shot dead in Thingangyun Township, Yangon, on Saturday, according to media and junta ...

YANGON, Myanmar — An airstrike in the Sagaing region of northwestern Myanmar killed dozens of people early Tuesday, according to eyewitnesses and leaders of insurgent groups that have been ...

She was arrested at Pyi Yeik Mon Housing in Yangon City’s Kamayut Township on 1 September 2021 and held in pre-trial detention for 15 months under Section 505 (a) ... 135 journalists have been ...