Japanese technology

Yangon Fishery Department to adopt Japanese technology to hatch rohu

June 7, 2018 by Thiha

The Yangon Region Fishery Department will conduct rohu hatching with the help of Japanese technology, according to a recent report in Myanma Alinn. The species of short-headed catfish will be added into the Twantay hatchery, in cooperation with Japanese livestock experts. We have carried out tissue experiments on dead fish and live fish, with the […]

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Japan investment to change the face of train travel in Yangon

January 12, 2017 by Thiha

YANGON – Tourists visiting Myanmar’s largest city, Yangon, could be set to lose one of the star attractions of the former capital, as Japan invests in upgrading the railway which encircles the city. While the responsibility for upgrading the 46 kilometers of track which makes up the Yangon Circular Railway rests with Myanmar Railways, the […]

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Over One Third of Yangon Traffic Lights to be Upgraded

August 4, 2015 by Thiha

Tenders will be invited to upgrade Yangon’s old traffic lights as part of the process to solve the business capital’s worsening traffic congestion and to better enforce traffic rules, according to an official from the auto regulatory body Ma Hta Tha. Some traffic lights in use in Yangon operate on the urban electrical grid, and […]