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Myanmar: International backers spur network renewal

By Peter Janssen 2020-03-03T00:00:00

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Work is well in hand to rehabilitate the main line between Myanmar’s most important cities, as international backers queue to support investment in one of southeast Asia’s largest networks. Peter Janssen reports from Naypyitaw.

 

 

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