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	&ldquo;We plan to launch the RBE [rail bus engines] trains in October,&rdquo; Myanma Railways assistant-general manager Kyaw Kyaw Myo told the New Light of Myanmar. &ldquo;The fares have not been approved yet.&rdquo; The new carriages were supplied by Japan, sources said.</div>
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	Improvements to Yangon&rsquo;s dilapidated train system are deemed an important means of alleviating road traffic in the country&rsquo;s main commercial hub.</div>

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First air-conditioned trains ready to roll

Myanma Railways will next month start offering air-conditioned carriages on its routes serving Yangon, the former capital, state media reported on Sunday.

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