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| 20 August 2024

Be ready to fight against mpox

The World Health Organization (WHO) on 14 August declared the ongoing mpox (monkeypox) outbreak in parts of Africa as a public health emergency of international concern. This highly contagious disease, previously known as monkeypox, has already claimed the lives of at least 450 people during an initial outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The virus has since spread across central and east Africa, alarming scientists due to the rapid spread of a new variant and its high fatality rate.

| 8 August 2024

Preserve fine traditions of ASEAN among member states

Since its inception, ASEAN has played a pivotal role in promoting peace, stability, and prosperity across Southeast Asia. Despite facing numerous challenges throughout its evolution, ASEAN has consistently demonstrated resilience and adaptability in navigating complex geopolitical and socio-economic landscapes within the region and beyond.

| 8 August 2024

Myanmar in BIMSTEC

Myanmar hosted the 4th BIMSTEC National Security Chiefs’ Meeting successfully on 24-26 July.

| 23 July 2024

Strictly control mosquito-borne diseases

Mosquito-borne diseases have a significant impact on human health and the environment. Millions suffer from infectious diseases transmitted by mosquitoes, leading to a high annual death toll. Countries worldwide prioritize mosquito control to ensure public safety.

| 16 July 2024

A Deeper Exploration Between the Essence of Home and House

Home is where we live, but its meaning transcends its simple definition. As humans, we need a place to shelter ourselves and our families, protecting us from the elements – be it rain, heat, snow, or other weather conditions. Homes also serve as a shield against thieves and robbers. To keep away from these dangers, people began to seek houses, transforming them into homes.

| 16 July 2024

Eradicate smuggling of wildlife animals and animal products

Wildlife smuggling remains a significant issue despite efforts by governments to combat the illegal trade of animals and their products. Unscrupulous individuals and businesses exploit remote areas and establish illegal trade routes to commit wildlife trafficking.

| 24 May 2024

New Media Workshop delivers key messages, good insights

It is vital to connect with people with real-time information. Shwe Yamin Oo said that she had a handful of experiences in New Media during her visit to China.

| 24 May 2024

Let’s enrol offspring of people without reluctance

ALL citizens of Myanmar are entitled to an education under the Constitution. Consequently, it is crucial for parents to ensure their school-age children enrol in school on time to exercise this constitutional right. This will increase the number of educated citizens, contributing to the nation’s development.

| 30 April 2024

Three Myanmar Language and Literature Scholars of Foreign Origin: An Appreciation

In a post that I read on social media, I noted that Anna did not like the 'mixing' of her name with Myanmar and English terms like 'Aunty Khin Khin Chaw' or 'Aunty Chaw'. She prefers to be called 'Ma Ma Chaw' or 'Daw (Daw) Khin Khin Chaw'. Henceforth, I will use either 'Anna' or 'Daw Khin Khin Chaw'.

| 30 April 2024

Mark World Immunization Week 2024: Improving health standards

WORLD Immunization Week 2024, observed from 24 to 30 April, carries the theme “Humanly Possible: Saving lives through immunization.” This year’s focus is on reducing the fatality rate of preventable diseases through immunization, ultimately ensuring a brighter future for our children.

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