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    May 4, 2014in Environment, Features, Lead Story, News, Video220by ZAW HTET
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    Burma's mangroves in danger of extinction

    Thick mangrove forests once lined Burma’s coastline, but in the past 30 years over half of the country’s mangrove forests have been destroyed.

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    April 21, 2014in Features, Lead Story, News, Travel & Tourism, Video396by ZAW HTET
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    Summer beach boosts local businesses

    Thousands of visitors from Rangoon and the Irrawaddy region head to Yankinthar beach to escape the summer heat – and it’s bringing unexpected job opportunities for the local farmers.

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    March 29, 2014in Feature, Lead Story, News, Society, Video134by ZAW HTET
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    A love story for 21st century Burma

    Myo Min Htet and Tin Ko Ko talk about coming out as a gay couple publicly in Burma, and how the surrounding press interest exaggerated their story.

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    March 22, 2014in Feature, Lead Story, News, Video2by ZAW HTET
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    Rural teachers push for educational reform

    As 70 percent of Burma’s population live in rural areas, teachers in rural schools feel that education reform should ensure they get better training and opportunities to obtain masters degrees.

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    March 5, 2014in Features, Lead Story, News, Society, Video1by ZAW HTET
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    Their hands, our future

    A campaign called, “Their Hands, Our Future” has been set up in Rangoon to raise awareness for children whose parents cannot afford to send them to school.

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    March 2, 2014in Features, Lead Story, News, Society, Video331by ZAW HTET
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    Life among the logs

    Whole families are working day and night in Rangoon’s logging ports, husking the bark from logs to sell as firewood.

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