The Myanmar Times - Weekend - 2020-06-05

• Polls set in November
• State Counsellor underscore­s value of migrant workers
• Myanmar eyes neighbours for joint tourism plan
• Govt sets sights on contract farming
• Hong Kong outlaws insulting China’s national anthem
• UN office denounces human rights abuses in Philippine­s
• Govt wants to cut Panglong delegates
• Rakhine Muslim refugee tests positive for virus
• Some parallels with Myanmar as Denmark celebrates Constituti­on
• Govt cuts off COVID-19 fund
• Consumers warned against crooked online sellers
• Ministry faces problems getting schools ready for July reopening
• Now is the time for a ‘Great Reset’
• Production expected to restart in coming months: IHS Markit
• Govt to ditch June 18 solar tender deadline: sources
• Resilient, yet uncertain: How Myanmar consumers feel about the pandemic
• Coronaviru­s strands merchant ship crews at sea for months
• Stocks soar as investors look past civil unrest
• In China, street vendors buoy local economy
• Airlines lose billions of dollars in the oil-market casino
• Singapore warns of job loss challenge in year ahead
• BOT: Baht gain up for discussion
• Pandemic hits poorest hardest as India, Pakistan cases jump
• Tiananmen anniversar­y marked by crackdown, HK vigil ban
• Scientist defends Sweden’s hotly debated virus strategy
• US sends diplomatic note to UN chief rebuking China’s claims in S China Sea
• Singapore eases quarantine rules with China to boost economy
• Fans find a way to be pa of Po uguese league’s return
• LA Galaxy to meet with Katai a er wife’s social media posts
• F1 says racing will continue if driver tests positive
• AFC urged to mandate human rights into 2027 Asian Cup bids
• Source: Germany, Po ugal contenders to host CL final
• Sex work, three feet apart
• Yangon floods, and litter bugs

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