The Myanmar Times - 2020-09-10

• COVID- 19 deaths double, next three weeks crucial
• Rakhine COVID- 19 patient tells how she lived through it
• Tatmadaw deserters give details of Rakhine atrocities
• Armed groups urged to shun violence, talk peace
• Yangon Post Office continues to stand the test of time
• ASEAN tackles pandemic, sea feud as US, China clash
• Greece: Fire sweeps through refugee camp on virus lockdown
• Yangon KTV closed as infections hotspot >
• Myanmar draws up plan to cushion agri sector from COVID- 19
• Myanma Railways to take delivery of foreign train carriages
• Two Chinese firms conduct feasibilit­y studies for Dawei SEZ refinery
• Medical workers bear burden as Indonesia’s virus cases rise
• European shares open higher after bleak day in Asia
• Wall Street’s three- day skid a reality check for runaway market
• GM to make electric vehicle, supply batteries for Nikola
• Astrazenec­a COVID- 19 vaccine study paused after one illness
• Boeing finds new problem with 787 that will delay deliveries
• New Mingalar Market to be finished 2021
• NLD headquarte­rs closed amid COVID- 19 worries
• Lacquerwar­e week at Hla Day
• Out of Knot: Online A Exhibition
• Another taxi driver tests positive
• English warned limits on gatherings may last till Christmas
• Death toll from collapsed quarry in NW Pakistan rises to 22
• Somaliland opens office in diplomatic­ally isolated Taiwan
• Zimbabwe group tries to stop Chinese coal mine in game park
• Cambodia reopens schools after three months of closure
• Thai court reduces veteran politician’s indecency sentence
• Tour riders cleared of virus, Benne wins Stage 10
• Warholm wins 400 hurdles at Golden Spike meet in Ostrava
• Ronaldo reaches century of internatio­nal goals for Po ugal
• American Brady overcomes ji ers to reach US Open semifinals

The Myanmar Times - 2020-09-09

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