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The risk of travelling on Myanmar’s increasingly dangerous roads

July 2, 2017

Despite having one of the lowest ratios of vehicles to people, Myanmar has one of the highest road accident fatality rates in Southeast Asia.

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Blast in resistance-held Myanmar kills dozens: rescuers

A blast in northern Myanmar killed dozens of people on Sunday, two rescue workers said, with the resistance group controlling the area saying it was caused by the accidental detonation of mining explosives.

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