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Tak hospitals can accommodate refugees, says Public Health Minister
Hospitals in Tak province are still able to take care of refugees from Myanmar, Public Health Minister Somsak Thepsutin said on Wednesday.
The Nation
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Myanmar authorities arrest 475 young people in Yangon in January: group
The military is conscripting as it hopes to re-capture lost areas and improve security for an election.
RFA Burmese
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Hundreds Kidnapped into Conscription in Myanmar’s Temple Hubs
The Myanmar military has kidnapped hundreds of young men and women in Mandalay and Bagan in a turbo-charged conscription drive since the beginning of the year
Irrawaddy
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Thailand's power supply cuts to Myanmar affecting people, hospitals and schools
Thailand’s electricity supply withdrawal from the Tachileik border township in Myanmar is expected to affect about 7,500 homes, five hospitals, 45 schools, 65 temples and 15 army camps, said Natkhanet Charasveesirikul, manager of Provincial Electricity Authority’s (PEA) Mae Sai office
Thai PBS World
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Myanmar towns powered down but not out
Tachileik seeks electricity from Laos, other targeted areas had some time to prepare
Assawin Pinitwong; Piyarat Chongcharoen
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Conscription Law a Misuse of Myanmar’s Human Resources
New amendments to the conscription law curtailing the rights and movement of young people are a misuse of the country’s human resources that could significantly impair efforts to rebuild the country, according to political analysts.
Than Lwin Times
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Kyun Pin Kone (2) IDPs in Dee Maw Hso, Including Children and Adults, Suffering from Skin Diseases and in Need of Medical Assistance
For the past three months, those suffering from skin diseases have been receiving free treatment at the nearest KNA medical clinic. However, due to insufficient medicine, the conditions of affected children have not improved
Kantarawaddy Times
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Myanmar Junta Imposes Heavy Financial Burdens on Kunhing Township Residents Under Dubious Pretexts
Residents of Kunhing Township in Shan State, Myanmar, are facing escalating financial strain as the military junta continues to demand exorbitant payments under questionable justifications.
Shan Herald Agency for News
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Myanmar Regime Airstrikes Killed Over 170 in January
Most of the airstrikes’ victims were civilians, as the regime deliberately targeted towns and villages, displacement camps, schools, hospitals and detention centers housing prisoners of war, The Irrawaddy has learned.
Maung KAVI | Irrawaddy
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Refugee healthcare challenges mount in Thailand
Border hospitals take on more patients as camps suspend services after US foreign aid cuts
Reuters
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