18 September 2020
The Yangon Region Transport Authority (YRTA) in cooperation with YBS bus line companies are supervising the passengers, disallowing them to take the buses if they fail to wear masks, in order to help prevent them from the risk of ongoing Covid-19 pandemic on the buses.
18 September 2020
With a significant increase in the number of infected cases, Myanmar has currently ranked in the fifth place with the over 3,800 infected cases among ASEAN countries. Myanmar reported its new death of COVID-19 in September. Since the 4th of September to the 17th of Septem
18 September 2020
During this COVID-19 pandemic, Yangon-based highway bus lines are running every day, having temporarily stopped passenger transport but their main attention has been shifted to deliver commodities not to disrupt the continuous flow of the commodity.
18 September 2020
During this period, the motor boats in Yangon are now operating maintenances to help the easy transportation and the safety of the passengers.
Now the COVID-19 pandemic is re-emerging, some livelihoods are
18 September 2020
As the infections of the COVID-19 cases in the country are increasing beyond 2,000, a lot of businesses have faced difficulties in resuming the business. The gold market is one of the markets facing sluggish in the current situation. Since the wake of the COVID-19 outbrea
18 September 2020
Shwedagon Pagoda, a magnificent religious structure in Yangon for Myanmar, is carrying out renovation work while it is being shut down.
Pagoda trustee are working on renovation and maintenance of Shwedagon Pagoda, the fame of Yangon, while it is being closed down b
17 September 2020
Myanmar is currently experiencing the infections up by more than 9 times and the number of the death increase more than 5 times during the resurgence period since 16 August. Within one month, COVID-19 deaths in the country have increased to about 5 times of that of earlie
17 September 2020
The Yangon Stock Exchange convened its annual YSX EXPO 2020 as 1st Online Exhibition and Live Seminar on 12 and 13 September. Due to COVID-19, the expo was held in a digital format using a Web-Based Online Platform instead of a public event. It was pre-registered via the
17 September 2020
Myanmar’s garment sector especially the cut-make-pack (CMP) garment factories is facing severe struggles due to the collapse of demand from the EU, Japan and South Korea said U Tun Tun, a member of Central Executive Committee of Myanmar Garment Manufacturers Association
