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Schools Stay Open in Myanmar Ethnic Regions Amid National Closures for Pandemic

2020-12-18

Authorities from the New Mon State Party, an ethnic rebel group that signed Myanmar’s nationwide ceasefire agreement, say they believe students and teachers are not at risk of COVID-19 infection.

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