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    Brunei has land, water, and air transportation. Land transportation includes 150 buses and 100 taxis that operate between Muara and Tutong. Water transportation is centered around Kampong Ayer, the world's largest water village. Air transportation occurs through Brunei International Airport, built in 1953. Brunei exports oil, gas, and goods via ships and planes to countries like China, South Korea, Japan, and Singapore. Imports include cars, boats, gems, and food from countries such as China, Malaysia, and Vietnam. The transportation system could be improved as only two trains currently exist in the country.

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    Brunei has land, water, and air transportation. Land transportation includes 150 buses and 100 taxis that operate between Muara and Tutong. Water transportation is centered around Kampong Ayer, the world's largest water village. Air transportation occurs through Brunei International Airport, built in 1953. Brunei exports oil, gas, and goods via ships and planes to countries like China, South Korea, Japan, and Singapore. Imports include cars, boats, gems, and food from countries such as China, Malaysia, and Vietnam. The transportation system could be improved as only two trains currently exist in the country.

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    Brunei Transportation (Autosaved)

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    Brunei has land, water, and air transportation. Land transportation includes 150 buses and 100 taxis that operate between Muara and Tutong. Water transportation is centered around Kampong Ayer, the world's largest water village. Air transportation occurs through Brunei International Airport, built in 1953. Brunei exports oil, gas, and goods via ships and planes to countries like China, South Korea, Japan, and Singapore. Imports include cars, boats, gems, and food from countries such as China, Malaysia, and Vietnam. The transportation system could be improved as only two trains currently exist in the country.

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    Brunei Transportation

    Group members are

    >Thoon Wadi Min

    >Yu Yadanar Hlaing

    >Aye Mya Thida


    Content
    • Brunei Transportation

    • Land transportation

    • Water Transportation

    • Air transportation

    • Import and Export

    • Improvements
    Brunei Transportation

    Transportation is not only for the humans

    Land

    Transportation Water

    Air
    Land transportation

    • Muara-Tutong

    • 150 buses

    • 100 taxis
    Water Transportation

    Brunei water village

    • Kampong Ayer

    • World largest water village

    • Similar to Inn Lay

    • Founded since 1000 years


    ago
    Air Transportation

    One and only international airport Built by Japan during world war 2

     Hong Kong
    • Built in 1953
     Manila
    • Developed in 1970
     Bangkok

     Singapore
    • Became the most biggest airport in
    1980
     Malaysia
     Oil and natural gas
    Export  Export with ships and planes

     China

     South Korea

     Japan

     Thailand

     Malaysia

     Singapore
    Import
    Countries Cars
     China
    Tug boats
     Singapore

     Japan
    Gem stones

     Cambodia Pearls
     Malaysia
    Foods
     Vietnam
    Improvements
    Only 2 trains existed in the entire country.
    Thank you for your attention!

    References

    -Wikipedia

    -Websites from Google

    -Text book

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