An Outline of the Tertiary Geology of Burma This article is the continuation of the previous Episode 43, entitled “An Outline of the Tertiary Geology of Burma”, contributed by Prof…
As soon as May Thu rang the bell, all the students rushed inside because it started raining. She sat down in the armchair, sighed deeply, and began preparing the question…
By Dr Than Lwin Tun THE monkeypox virus is an orthopoxviral that causes mpox (monkeypox), a disease with symptoms similar to smallpox. While smallpox was eradicated in 1980, mpox continues…
AS human beings, we are not items or goods to be bought or sold. People have the ability to do what they can, what they must, and what they want.…
NOWADAYS, many people in various countries are facing the negative impacts of financial crises, with businesses experiencing high inflation rates. Young people are especially eager to earn increased incomes for…
AIR pollution poses significant health risks by releasing invisible particles that penetrate deep into the lungs, bloodstream, and body tissues of living beings, including humans. These microscopic pollutants are linked…
MYANMAR society highly values charitable acts and honours those who selflessly serve others, prioritizing social welfare over personal gain. Many charity organizations in the country operate independently of government support,…
By Dr Myo Nyunt Aung Researcher (Archaeology) Bagan Buddhist Monuments with Circumambulatory Corridors In 1873, Alexander Cunningham, a renowned archaeologist and the father of Indian archaeology excavated the Bharhut stupa…
THE Ministry of Health has recently issued a press release in response to the re-emergence of Mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) in several African countries and neighbouring regions. The World…
