About 1,300 people from Myanmar flee into Thailand after clashes broke out in a key border town
- About 1,300 people have fled from eastern Myanmar into Thailand due to fresh fighting at a border town captured by ethnic guerillas.
- Thai officials reported the refugees crossing since Friday following clashes in Myawaddy.
- The fall of Myawaddy is a setback for the military who seized power from Aung San Suu Kyi's government in 2021.
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About 1,300 people from Myanmar flee into Thailand after clashes broke out in a key border town - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
BANGKOK — About 1,300 people have fled from eastern Myanmar into Thailand, officials said Saturday, as fresh fighting erupted at a border town that has recently been captured by ethnic guerillas.
Hundreds flee Myanmar border town to Thailand due to clashes
MAE SOT, Thailand – Hundreds of Myanmar civilians fled to western Thailand on April 20 after clashes broke out between Myanmar military and resistance forces near a bridge linking the two countries. The Second Thai-Myanmar Friendship Bridge links the strategic border township of Myawaddy and Thailand’s Mae Sot district. The fighting erupted more than a week after ethnic armed group Karen National Union (KNU) and its allies overran Myanmar milita…
Myanmar: Hundreds flee to Thailand as fresh fighting erupts between army and guerrillas near border
More than a thousand people fled from eastern Myanmar into Thailand as fresh fighting erupted near a border town that was recently captured by ethnic Karen guerrillas and their allies, officials said.
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