Myanmar to grant families access to two Reuters journalists after remand period expires: mediaYANGON (Reuters) - Two Reuters journalists detained in Myanmar will be allowed to meet their families once their first 14-day period of remand expires, according to local media reports. Reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo have been in detention for 11 days in an undisclosed location and have had no access to their families, lawyers or colleagues. They were arrested after being invited to meet police officials over dinner on the outskirts of Myanmar s largest city, Yangon on Dec. 12. The authorities are investigating whether they violated the country s colonial-era Official Secrets Act, which has a maximum prison sentence of 14 years.  After the first remand (expires), they will be able to meet their families. They will be sent to the court for testimonies,  Tin Myint, permanent secretary of Ministry of Home Affairs, was quoted as saying by Radio Free Asia.  In Myanmar, those remanded must be brought to court within 14 days. But it s not immediately clear when the pair was first remanded and whether the authorities will seek court approval to remand them for a second 14-day period.  The Home Affairs Ministry did not responded to several requests for comments.  Family members of the two journalists say they have not received any official communication about the question of remand or the investigation, and neither has Reuters.  Tin Myint said the case against the two Reuters reporters will be  transparent  and the authorities will follow the rule of law, according to Daily Eleven newspaper.  Major governments, including the United States, Britain and Canada, leading international political figures and top United Nations officials are among those who have demanded the release of the Reuters reporters. The two journalists had worked on Reuters coverage of a crisis in the western state of Rakhine, where an estimated 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a fierce military crackdown on militants. A spokesman for Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi this week told Reuters that the police had almost completed their investigation and the two reporters will be treated in line with the law.  The Ministry of Information said last week that Wa Lone, 31, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 27, had  illegally acquired information with the intention to share it with foreign media . worldnews
myanmar grant families access two reuters journalists remand period expires mediayangon reuters two reuters journalists detained myanmar allowed meet families first period remand expires according local media reports reporters wa lone kya soe oo detention days undisclosed location access families lawyers colleagues they arrested invited meet police officials dinner outskirts myanmar largest city canton the authorities investigating whether violated country official secrets act maximum prison sentence years after first remand expires able meet families they sent court testimonies tin maint permanent secretary ministry home affairs quoted saying radio free asia in myanmar remanded must brought court within days but immediately clear pair first remanded whether authorities seek court approval remand second period the home affairs ministry responded several requests comments family members two journalists say received official communication question remand investigation neither reuters tin maint said case two reuters reporters transparent authorities follow rule law according daily eleven newspaper major governments including united states britain canada leading international political figures top united nations officials among demanded release reuters reporters the two journalists worked reuters coverage crisis western state machine estimated rohingya muslims fled fierce military crackdown militants a spokesman myanmar leader sung san sup kyi week told reuters police almost completed investigation two reporters treated line law the ministry information said last week wa lone kya soe oo illegally acquired information intention share foreign media worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Myanmar to grant families access to two Reuters journalists after remand period expires: mediaYANGON (Reuters) - Two Reuters journalists detained in Myanmar will be allowed to meet their families once their first 14-day period of remand expires, according to local media reports. Reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo have been in detention for 11 days in an undisclosed location and have had no access to their families, lawyers or colleagues. They were arrested after being invited to meet police officials over dinner on the outskirts of Myanmar s largest city, Yangon on Dec. 12. The authorities are investigating whether they violated the country s colonial-era Official Secrets Act, which has a maximum prison sentence of 14 years.  After the first remand (expires), they will be able to meet their families. They will be sent to the court for testimonies,  Tin Myint, permanent secretary of Ministry of Home Affairs, was quoted as saying by Radio Free Asia.  In Myanmar, those remanded must be brought to court within 14 days. But it s not immediately clear when the pair was first remanded and whether the authorities will seek court approval to remand them for a second 14-day period.  The Home Affairs Ministry did not responded to several requests for comments.  Family members of the two journalists say they have not received any official communication about the question of remand or the investigation, and neither has Reuters.  Tin Myint said the case against the two Reuters reporters will be  transparent  and the authorities will follow the rule of law, according to Daily Eleven newspaper.  Major governments, including the United States, Britain and Canada, leading international political figures and top United Nations officials are among those who have demanded the release of the Reuters reporters. The two journalists had worked on Reuters coverage of a crisis in the western state of Rakhine, where an estimated 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a fierce military crackdown on militants. A spokesman for Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi this week told Reuters that the police had almost completed their investigation and the two reporters will be treated in line with the law.  The Ministry of Information said last week that Wa Lone, 31, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 27, had  illegally acquired information with the intention to share it with foreign media . worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: myanmar grant families access two reuters journalists remand period expires mediayangon reuters two reuters journalists detained myanmar allowed meet families first period remand expires according local media reports reporters wa lone kya soe oo detention days undisclosed location access families lawyers colleagues they arrested invited meet police officials dinner outskirts myanmar largest city canton the authorities investigating whether violated country official secrets act maximum prison sentence years after first remand expires able meet families they sent court testimonies tin maint permanent secretary ministry home affairs quoted saying radio free asia in myanmar remanded must brought court within days but immediately clear pair first remanded whether authorities seek court approval remand second period the home affairs ministry responded several requests comments family members two journalists say received official communication question remand investigation neither reuters tin maint said case two reuters reporters transparent authorities follow rule law according daily eleven newspaper major governments including united states britain canada leading international political figures top united nations officials among demanded release reuters reporters the two journalists worked reuters coverage crisis western state machine estimated rohingya muslims fled fierce military crackdown militants a spokesman myanmar leader sung san sup kyi week told reuters police almost completed investigation two reporters treated line law the ministry information said last week wa lone kya soe oo illegally acquired information intention share foreign media worldnews