The Myanmar Times - 2020-09-07

• President grants amnesty to 55 inmate scholars
• Poll body alerted to Wa, Rakhine security worries
• USDP urges poll delay amid surge in virus cases
• Thailand arrests 6000 migrants for illegal entry
• COVID- 19 cases rise sharply
• NLD pledges to lead economic recovery from COVID- 19
• Independen­ts push for migrant workers to vote
• Internet limits hurt COVID- 19 response, groups say
• Myanmar’s quest for a new normal: A gradual evolution
• Myanmar hires consultant firm for Yangon megacity’s ‘ Swiss challenge’
• COVID- 19 restrictio­ns delay investors in hydropower
• Myanmar to buy 1600MW of power from India
• Nanda Phyo Win @ Lawrence Phyo Win
• Virgin Atlantic completes rescue plan; 1,150 jobs lost
• Stocks claw back some losses in another rocky day last week
• China’s Xi promises more market opening at trade fair
• Recent data show Chinese fishing fleet still near Galapagos
• Scandal- tarnished Nissan shows off production innovation
• Life inside a quarantine centre
• Yangon bag factory reports first case of COVID- 19
• Trucks told to stop during curfew
• Mooncakes by Sedona
• Driver training licence tests suspended
• Out of Knot: Online A Exhibition
• Experts join efforts to salvage burning tanker off Sri Lanka
• Experts warn China- India standoff risks unintentio­nal war
• Seeking unity, Nkorea’s Kim vows to overcome typhoon damage
• UN chief warns of famine in four countries
• Thailand reports first local coronaviru­s case in 100 days
• Senior Cambodian opposition figure allowed back in politics
• Thai court revokes bail, jails activists who kept protesting
• Malaysia bans entry of foreigners from countries with over 150,000 virus cases
• Thai students seeking reform debate education chief
• Williams hangs on to top Stephens at US Open
• Mbappé, Sterling rediscover scoring touch in Nations League
• Barcelona fans relieved a er Messi says he will stay
• Hamilton sets fastest lap in F1 history to take Monza pole

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