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Myanmar s Economy Is Still In Free Fall – Analysis – Eurasia Review

Myanmar s Economy Is Still In Free Fall – Analysis – Eurasia Review
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Myanmar s economy is still in free fall

Myanmar s economy is still in free fall
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Myanmar s economy is still in free fall — Radio Free Asia

Myanmar s economy is still in free fall — Radio Free Asia
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Heavy rains and high winds expected as Cyclone Mocha hits Myanmar, Bangladesh

Mizzima Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System (GDACS) forecasts that this tropical Cyclone Mocha could have a high humanitarian impact on over 2 million people living along the Myanmar-Bangladesh border. GDACS issued the red alert for this cyclone with a forecast of maximum wind speed of 167 Km/h or 103.7 mph, noting it could have a high humanitarian impact. Cyclone Mocha formed over the southern Bay of Bengal on 11 May and currently the preparations for search and rescue work are underway in Bangladesh and Myanmar.

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