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A second coming for Nyaunghnapin, birthplace of the constitution

July 31, 2017

Abandoned since work on drafting the 2008 charter ended, the Nyaunghnapin Camp is set to be developed into an industrial zone backed by South Korea.

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Seeing hands: Yangon’s river divers

Brave crews of underwater scavengers plunge into Myanmar’s waterways to search for scrap metal and salvage sunken vessels, a risky job that takes a heavy health toll.

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