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Abandoned distractions, uncertain futures in junta theme park

January 7, 2016

In a forgotten corner of Yangon, a theme park feted by the former junta now lies derelict, with its residents facing an uncertain future.

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Researchers find Myanmar’s ‘underwater worlds’ in peril

A survey of rivers and lakes using pioneering DNA technology has shed new light on Myanmar’s rich biodiversity, but also revealed some spiralling threats.

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