Yangon
Smoke, rubble and gunshot wounds have conjured images of Yangon neighbourhoods as “battlegrounds” this week, and though the term helps emphasise the severity of the situation, it can also be slightly misleading.
The Yangon City Development Committee said parks can open from 5am to 6pm.
Sweating under his protective gear, volunteer Sithu Aung lays another coronavirus victim to rest—offering crucial funeral rites to his Muslim community in Myanmar's virus-ravaged commercial capital.
A Yangon bus driver is facing up to seven years in jail after he allegedly abandoned a concussed woman passenger in a forest.
While most businesses are hurting because of the pandemic, things are particularly tough for the restaurant industry.
The tunnel will include shops and is expected to open in late January.
Generous Myanmar Mix readers have raised funds and created job opportunities for sex workers affected by the pandemic.
Police swooped on a nightclub in Yangon early on Saturday (November 7) morning and arrested at least 80 people, including foreigners, for breaking Covid-19 rules, according to local media.
Extremist Buddhist monk Wirathu turned himself in at a Yangon police station today on a charge of sedition after more than a year evading authorities.