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China-Myanmar pipeline project to begin amid criticism

Source: Myanmar News
Beijing : China | 2 months ago  
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According to the Foreign Affairs Office of Yunnan Province, the oil-pipeline deal was signed March 26. The route of the project, at a total length of 2,806 kilometers, will start at Kyauk Phyu, a major city of Western Myanmar's Rakhine State, running through the central city of Mandalay to Ruili in Yunnan...
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