Web5 jun. 2024 · Mike Than Tun Win said that the bicycles he bought from Ofo and oBike in Singapore will be given for free to students living below poverty line in Myanmar and who need to walk 2 kilometres to school. WebMike Than Tun Win not only has an impressive education that enables him to leverage every existing business strategy to his favour but more importantly, the hardships that he …

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Web24 jun. 2024 · But that is not the case since entrepreneur Mike Than Tun Win decided to rescue the bicycles from going into vast waste piles to give to students, who often walk many kilometers to go to school. Than got the idea to rescue the bikes when the stationless bike-sharing company oBike left the Singapore market in 2024 and began the process of … WebBut that is not the case since entrepreneur Mike Than Tun Win decided to rescue the bicycles from going into vast waste piles to give to students, who often walk many kilometers to go to school. Than got the idea to rescue the bikes when the stationless bike-sharing company oBike left the Singapore market in 2024 and began the process of liquidating … fruit of the spirit tony evans

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Web17 sep. 2024 · (From left) Mike Than Tun Win and Nyein Chan Soe Win, founders of Get. Juliet Shwe Gaung 17 September, 2024 Get Ride, a homegrown ride-hailing platform majority owned by the founder of Myanmar’s BOD Tech Ventures, officially launched its operations in Mandalay, the country’s second-most populous city, last week. Web6 jun. 2024 · Photo: FB screengrab/ Than Tun Win “Bike sharing has created massive resources wastage & rubbish in China & globally,” wrote Mike. “Is there anyone who is able to help me contact to these ... Web13 sep. 2024 · In 2024 March, Mike started lesswalk.org a charity organization which imports excess bike-sharing bikes from ofo & oBike globally and give to students in Mya... fruit of the spirit t shirts