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Lweje border trade value tops US$0.2 mln on 30 April

EXPORTS worth US$0.232 mil­lion were shipped in 19 trucks to China through the Lweje bor­der on 30 April, the statistics of the Ministry of Commerce indicated. Fifteen truckloads of tissue-cultured bananas and one truckloads of watermelons with a total value of $0.085 mil­lion were exported.

Operate agro-forest cultivation to benefit rural people

AS GLOBAL countries currently face environmental problems and challenges as well as food security issues, they use nature-based ways and means to solve these problems with agro-forest activity, conservation of watershed forests, efficient and correct use of land utilization, and agricultural techniques to reduce climate change as well as applying good agriculture practices.

Be cautious for Heat Stress, Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke in Severely Hot Summer

A SEVERELY hot summer can be a challenging and uncomfortable experience for many people. With temperatures soaring to unprecedented levels, it can lead to health risks and other problems. However, there are ways to cope with a hot summer and protect oneself from its adverse effects. One of the most important things to do during a hot summer is to stay hydrated. Drinking plenty of water throughout the day can help prevent dehydration, which can cause symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, and fatigue. It is also essential to avoid drinks that can dehydrate the body, such as alcohol and caffeinated beverages.

Don’t be careless of daily routines in hot summer

S UMMER in Myanmar is a very hot and dry season. During the three-month period of summer in Myanmar, the period from the third week of April to the second week of May is the very hottest. Hence, people should take shelter and follow the instructions issued by the Ministry of Health.

Correctly give a helping hand to overseas job seekers

EVERYBODY who has grown up has to seek jobs for earning income not only for themselves but for their families to fulfil their daily needs. Hence, people as well as citizens from global countries including Myanmar seek jobs in their mother lands and abroad.
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