Rebel groups launched eight simultaneous attacks on regime positions in Mandalay, which have left a station on China's oil and gas pipelines undefended.
Paid a slave wage for making trainers for global brands and ignored by the authorities, workers at Taiwanese company Tsang Yih in Yangon decided to take matters into their own hands.
Warrants were issued for 17 people, police said. Local media said they include staff from Italian-Thai Development, which was building the tower with a Chinese firm.
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Rebel groups launched eight simultaneous attacks on regime positions in Mandalay, which have left a station on China's oil and gas pipelines undefended. 
Red tape is preventing even people who could take rebuilding their homes into their own hands from making any progress, residents say.
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Paid a slave wage for making trainers for global brands and ignored by the authorities, workers at Taiwanese company Tsang Yih in Yangon decided to take matters into their own hands.
Warrants were issued for 17 people, police said. Local media said they include staff from Italian-Thai Development, which was building the tower with a Chinese firm.
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