Day meals offered to Sangha members dedicated to monks, people who lost lives in powerful Mandalay earthquake

Local

29/04/25

Yangon United secures victory while Ayeyawady continues more win

Sport

29/04/25

THE second fixture of the Myanmar Women’s League for the 2025-2026 season continued on 28 April, with Yangon United winning their first match, followed by Ayeyawady continuously winning their match.

Heartfelt gratitude to international and local rescue teams, medics, nurses, and social welfare organizations

Local

29/04/25

FOLLOWING the Mandalay earth­

Kyonkapyin-Tatseikwelcomes 100 migrating cranes, invites visitors

Local

29/04/25

IN the Kyonkapyin-Tatseik Community Conserved Area, more than 100 cranes have now inhabited, and visitors are invited to come to watch, said Kyonkapyin-Tatseik Com­munity Conservation Group (KTCG).

Global and local aid flows to Mandalay quake victims

Local

29/04/25

THE earthquake that struck on 28 March 2025, with its ep­icentre in Mandalay, caused fatalities and extensive dam­age across six regions and states: Sagaing Region, Man­dalay Region, Magway Region, Shan State, and Bago Region.

MoE coordinates reorganization of 2025 matriculation exam in earthquake-affected areas

Local

28/04/25

A coordination meeting to reor­ganize the 2025 matriculation examination for regions and states whose answer sheets were damaged by the Mandalay earthquake was held yesterday morning at the Ministry of Edu­cation in Nay Pyi Taw.

Post-Earthquake Recovery Public Health Measures to Prevent Infectious Outbreaks

Editorial

28/04/25

By Dr Than Lwin Tun

Polytechnic Institutes: Learning opportunity for students

opinion

28/04/25

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Foodstuff sold at reasonable prices for quake-affected people in three cities

Local

28/04/25

UNDER the arrangement of the Ministry of Commerce and the Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (UMFCCI), market trucks have been selling rice, oil, salt, pulses, fish paste and various goods directly t

12 endangered bird species spotted in Moeyungyi Wildlife Sanctuary

Local

28/04/25

MYANMAR is known as one of the countries with the richest bird diversity and the highest num­ber of bird species found among Southeast Asian nations.