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47 Burmese soldiers killed in Kokang conflict: state media
This week’s fighting with Kokang rebels has cost the lives of 47 Burmese soldiers – 42 infantrymen and five officers.
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Curfew lifted in Mandalay, but businesses still suffering
On Monday, a curfew in Mandalay was lifted after 39 days in effect, but business as usual has not been restored in the central Burmese city.
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Mandalay curfew to be lifted
Mandalay regional government said it will imminently lift a curfew that was imposed in seven townships across the city at the beginning of July following deadly communal mob violence.
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Curfew in Mandalay townships eased after three weeks
Authorities in Mandalay have relaxed the eight-hour curfew imposed upon seven townships three weeks after communal violence broke out.
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Curfew in Mandalay disrupts business as usual
A dawn-to-dusk curfew has impacted many in Mandalay, including taxi drivers, farmers, market vendors and tour operators. But most agree that the effects are short-term and expect business to be resumed soon.
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Four more arrested in relation to Mandalay mob killings
Four more people were arrested on Friday night, while authorities extended curfew to include a seventh township in Mandalay Division.
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Curfew in place after deadly riots in Mandalay
A curfew from 9pm to 5am has been imposed on the residents of six townships in Mandalay Division following two nights of riots involving Buddhists and Muslims.
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Military land grabs leave farmers in despair
Farmers in Dalla township are forced to relocate after the Burmese military confiscated 500 acres of land to make way for a naval storage base.
Pegu police jail 10 villagers for breaking curfew
Ten villagers, who were found roaming a town in Pegu division armed with sticks during last month’s anti-Muslim riots, were sentenced to three months in jail on Monday for breaking the state-imposed curfew
Meikhtila unrest enters third day
Sectarian violence in central Burma enters its third day. At least 13 people are dead and many more wounded in Meikhtila town which is now under lock-down.
Unofficial curfew on businesses in Pyinmana
Sep 8, 2008 (DVB), Authorities in Mandalay division’s Pyinmana, near the SPDC’s administrative capital Naypyidaw, have issued an order to local restaurants and shops to close by 11pm, according to[…]
Myanmar still in fear as curfew lifted
Oct 21, 2007 (AFP), Residents in Yangon on Sunday welcomed the end of a curfew imposed on the eve of Myanmar’s bloody crackdown on peaceful protests, but voiced fears in[…]
