Thousands flee into Thailand after fighting between Myanmar military, rebels

Thousands cross into Thailand fleeing Myanmar military strikes

Bangkok, Mar 7 (EFE).- At least 6,000 people in Myanmar have fled to neighboring Thailand in the past two days escaping heavy fighting between the Burmese army and ethnic armed guerrillas, local media reported Friday. It is one of the most significant cross-border migrations since a military coup in 2021. Sources from the Karen National Liberation Army told Myanmar Now that most of the displacement came after military junta forces attacked Hti K…

Thousands from Myanmar flee to Thailand amid fighting between military, rebels

This week, at least 5,000 people were forced to flee from Myanmar, amid fierce fighting between the country’s military and armed rebels, to Thailand, as per media reports citing Thai officials, on Thursday (April 6). This comes after clashes broke out when rebels in the southern Karen state attacked a military border guard outpost, reported BBC Burmese and Thailand’s Khaosod English newspaper.

Myanmar coup: Thousands of Burmese flee to Thailand after intense fighting

This is the largest cross-border movements since the military toppled the elected government in 2021.

Thousands flee into Thailand amid renewed Myanmar fighting

Unrest has deepened in Myanmar since the military seized power from the elected government in February 2021.

More than 4,000 people flee into Thailand after fighting in Kayin state intensifies

Thai authorities directing people to camps on goat and cattle farms.

Thousands fleeing Myanmar fighting cross Thai border: officials

The Tak officials said local armed forces, police, and the civil administration were closely monitoring the situation.