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Myanmar International TV

President to pay official visit to Malaysia

At the invitation of Prime Minister of Malaysia Dato’ Seri Anwar Bin Ibrahim, President U Min Aung Hlaing will pay an Official Visit to Malaysia in the near future. During the visit, the President will meet and hold bila

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Coast Guard Anniversary: Dy C-in-C attends ceremony in Thanlyin

The ceremony marking the 5th anniversary of the establishment of the Myanmar Coast Guard was held on Tuesday at the Coast Guard Headquarters in Thanlyin Cantonment, attended by the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Defence Se

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Agricultural Training: Machinery Operation and Maintenance

The Agricultural Machinery Operation and Maintenance (Special) Training Course Batch No. 3/2026-2027 was launched at the Mechanized Farming Training School in Phayagyi Town, Bago Township, on October 5. Bago Region Chief

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Project funds transferred in Aunglan

A project fund transfer ceremony for village development projects to be implemented during the 2026-2027 financial year was held at the meeting hall of the Department of Rural Development in Aunglan Township, Aunglan Dis

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4 arrested in Lashio online gambling case

FOUR people were arrested with electronic devices and cash while allegedly conducting online fraud and gambling activities at Win Cherry Hostel on Byuha Road in Thiri Maha Ward, Area 4, Lashio, northern Shan State, yeste

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Shwe Kokko Gambling Dens Face Second Demolition

THE Government has prioritized efforts to combat online fraud and online gambling as a national duty, coordinating not only with domestic forces but also with neighbouring governments to conduct effective inspections and

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MGS founder Professor Dr U Thein passes away

THE founder and Honorary Patron of the Myanmar Geosciences Society (MGS), retired Professor of the Department of Geology at Yangon University, Dr U Thein, passed away on 5 October at 90. The Myanmar Geosciences Society a

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Retaining wall construction inspected in Sinbaungwe

RELEVANT officials conducted a field inspection yesterday of the construction of a retaining wall beside the multi-purpose hall in Sipinhla Village, Sinbaungwe Township, Magway Region, which is being carried out using th

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Metmung opens free carpentry course

A free vocational carpentry training course was opened at the meeting hall of the Metmung Township Department of Rural Development in Wa Self-Administered Division, Shan State (North), yesterday with the aim of creating

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Myanmar Coast Guard holds fifth Anniversary Parade

A parade to mark the fifth anniversary of the Myanmar Coast Guard was held yesterday morning at the Coast Guard parade ground in Thanlyin Township. The ceremony was attended by Myanmar Coast Guard Director-General Rear-A

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STT leads 3-day YGN-NPT familiarization tour

TO spur tourism in Nay Pyi Taw and showcase local attractions, Soe Travel & Tour Co Ltd (STT) hosted a threeday, twonight Yangon-Nay Pyi Taw-Yangon familiarization trip from 2 to 4 October. A total of 35 participants, in

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Ongoing renovation work in Falam, Chin State

WHILE construction work is underway in Falam Township, renovation work is being carried out on the RC three-storey building of the Deputy Director’s Office of the District Highways Department, two new housing units for t

Ayeyarwaddy Times

Plan to implement a system allowing farmers to deposit paddy in warehouses to prevent price suppression during harvest season

AYEYARWADDY TIMES October 6 It has been learned from a statement by the Myanmar Rice Federation (MRF) that a system is being planned to allow farmers to deposit paddy in designated warehouses without selling it immediately, in order to ensure better prices for farmers, as paddy prices tend to fall during the current harvest season. According to the system, when crops, including paddy, are deposited, third-party experts will inspect and accept them based on quality and quantity, and issue warehouse receipts. It is understood that these receipts can be used as collateral or security for short-term loans. "It would be good if such a collateral system works well. It would be even better if it could reach the villages. During the current harvest season, brokers come down to the villages to buy. Then, transportation costs are not incurred. For depositing in warehouses now, there will be transportation costs and labor costs. Will there be warehouses near our villages? Such things are needed," a rice and paddy trader told the Ayeyarwaddy Times. Furthermore, MRF has stated that it is cooperating with the interim government to implement a system where deposited crops can be sold at good prices and loans can be repaid. Currently, there are 5,886 warehouses available for paddy farmers to use during the peak harvest months of November and December, and plans are underway to start operations in warehouses that meet the need for drying facilities. Banks that will provide loans with reasonable interest rates for short-term periods of 6 to 9 months based on these crop deposits, and organizations that will provide insurance, are also being invited to cooperate in the business. It is understood that by storing in warehouses equipped with drying facilities, losses can be reduced, farmers' incomes can increase, and crop quality can improve. It will be possible to systematically store and manage the country's crops during a period of severe climate change. Photo – Social Media The post Plan to implement a system allowing farmers to deposit paddy in warehouses to prevent price suppression during harvest season appeared first on Ayeyarwaddy Times.