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Min Kyi Thein

Min Kyi Thein

Verified

Cameraman, Channel NewsAsia

Yangon

Final Covers

Travel , Digital Publishing , Media Startups , Content Marketing , Contemporary Art

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Sports, religion, science

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Total articles 394

  • Loss of lives and livelihoods: Myanmar residents pick up the pieces after Typhoon Yagi

    By Min Kyi Thein Verified, Jalelah Abu Baker| Channel NewsAsia Verified NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar: The people of Myanmar are picking up the pieces after Typhoon Yagi ravaged the country and left more than 200 people dead, according to official figures. Local reports suggest that the death toll may be far higher than official estimates. More than 70 people remain missing.

    By Min Kyi Thein Verified, Jalelah Abu Baker · Channel NewsAsia

    Sep. 18, 2024

  • Double whammy for Myanmar residents facing floods, as help from military dwindles

    By Min Kyi Thein Verified, Louisa Tang| Channel NewsAsia Verified BAGO, Myanmar: Street vendor Aung Kyaw Soe is among scores of Myanmar civilians grappling with the annual monsoon season this year. He has not raised the prices of the snacks he sells so children can still easily buy them, as the country struggles with heavy flooding on top of an economic crisis in the wake of a 2021 military coup. A small gesture like this might go a long way – especially when help from the military junta appears to have dwindled.

    By Min Kyi Thein Verified, Louisa Tang · Channel NewsAsia

    Aug. 05, 2024

  • Loss of lives and livelihoods: Myanmar residents pick up the pieces after Typhoon Yagi

    By Min Kyi Thein Verified, Jalelah Abu Baker| Channel NewsAsia Verified NAYPYIDAW, Myanmar: The people of Myanmar are picking up the pieces after Typhoon Yagi ravaged the country and left more than 200 people dead, according to official figures. Local reports suggest that the death toll may be far higher than official estimates. More than 70 people remain missing.

    By Min Kyi Thein Verified, Jalelah Abu Baker · Channel NewsAsia

    Sep. 18, 2024

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Channel NewsAsia