The Myanmar Times - Weekend - 2020-09-11

• Virus cases soar past 2000
• Three soldiers admit to raping Rakhine woman
• PRESIDENT JOINS FACEBOOK TO TRY TO REASSURE PUBLIC
• Ethnic parties search for workable strategy
• Myanmar sends 49 workers back to South Korea
• 7 holdouts urged to lay down arms
• ASEAN schools do their best to adjust to the ‘new normal’
• Mandalay students back demand for faster internet in Rakhine
• Chinese firms bag up to 1GW of solar bids in Myanmar
• Myanmar to support film, music industry amid COVID-19
• Amnesty Report: Businesses supporting Myanmar abuses
• US sanctions on Huawei hit chip supply and growth, exec says
• Iran begins expansive annual war games amid tensions with US
• Vaccine by November 3? Halted study explains just how unlikely
• Volunteers feed COVID-19 patients, doctors in Nepal hospital
• Scarcity of raw material still squeezes N95 mask makers
• UN report says increased warming closing in on agreed upon limit
• Three dead as wildfire explodes in Northern California
• Factors driving IndiaChina military standoff
• US to ASEAN: Rethink deals with blackliste­d China firms
• Thai govt helping China track down dissidents, exiles say
• As virus cases rise, Jakarta to reinstate social restrictio­ns
• Human rights groups ask IOC to move Olympics from China
• Infantino urges Italy to allow fans back in football stadiums
• ‘It’s how you finish’: Serena Williams into Open semifinals
• Kayin things to experience
• Busking for better days before the next lockdown
• WHAT’S ON THIS WEEKEND
• The new normal for Myanmar’s Nat Pwe
• Disabled, and determined to serve the country
• Coronaviru­s, not falling on deaf ears
• M Thein Pe, a long-forgotten artist makes his return
• On board the Sanctauary Ananda

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