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The importance of agriculture in Myanmar cannot be understated, but it can also become problematic.

The issue of electricity supply in Myanmar contributes to the lack of development in the country, where many consumers don’t have access to expanded infrastructure and energy sources.

Economic liberalization enables retail and wholesale trade to be conducted in any townships of all regions. It also allows retail and wholesale trading of all kinds of local and imported commodities.

According to the Deputy Minister of Electricity and Energy, U Khin Maung Win, the government further plans to increase access to 55% in 2021, 75% in 2025 and to 100% in 2030.

Following the outbreak of Swine Flu (H1N1) across the country, at least 54 people have died from swine flu in Myanmar.