With the military’s control of the whole country back on February 1st, 2021, Myanmarcivilians sink into despair and the countrywide protests against the military’s rule have been taking place.
When we see waters from the river flowing, lakes being calm, waterfalls roaring, the first thing that comes to mind is how picturesque the scenery is. We usually take photos and post them on our social media accounts. Travel goals. The beauty deserves no filter.
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As a student living in a third-world country, it is hard to deny how hard it is to get proper information about schools and universities here in the Philippines. Concerning that, because of the pandemic, the difficulty also increased. Through the virus, it becomes harder for students and their parents to make decisions regarding education.
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With the continued battle against COVID-19 in the Philippines, so is the continued rise in the volume of health care or medical wastes in the country. On the onset of the pandemic in 2020, the Asian Development Bank had already projected few cities which will deal with excessive amount of medical wastes, including the country’s capital, Manila, with a projection of 280 metric tons per day.
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By Kyal Sin Phyu Myanmar’s standard of education is lagging far behind the developing world, having faced decades of an underfunded education sector. According to UNICEF Myanmar, the effects range from weak school infrastructures and outdated teaching methods and curriculum to having insufficient numbers of qualified teachers. The 2013 ASEAN State of Education Report also states that
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The lockdown decision in Bangladesh means that 42 million students, including those already out-of-school, are no longer able to attend school and could be prohibited from doing so until September. Some of those are now studying online for the first time.
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