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Rohingya camp waste pollutes Teknaf canals, threatens livelihoods

by Admin | May 11, 2026 | Daily News, Environment

Source: Jagonews24 | By Jahangir Alam The natural waterways of Hnila union under Teknaf upazila have reportedly become heavily polluted due to untreated waste flowing from nearby Rohingya camps Read Full Story

Victims of landmines and explosive remnants in Arakan State call for urgent humanitarian assistance

by Admin | May 11, 2026 | Daily News, Environment

Source: Development Media Group People injured by landmines and explosive remnants of war in Arakan State are facing severe livelihood hardships and urgently need humanitarian assistance, according to local residents and victims. Read Full Story

Dangerous arsenic levels detected in Thailand’s Mekong mainstream for first time

by Admin | May 8, 2026 | Daily News, Environment

Source: Mongabay | By Gerald Flynn The test results published in mid-April show that sediment taken from three separate monitoring stations along the Mekong mainstream contained arsenic concentrations of between 73 and 296 milligrams per kilogram of sediment. Read...

Arsenic levels in Thanlwin River snails found 20 times above safety limit

by Admin | May 7, 2026 | Daily News, Environment

Source: Burma News International | By Karen Information Center The findings have raised food safety concerns, as well as broader worries about the impact of transboundary pollution on communities along the Thai-Myanmar border that depend on the river. Read Full...

Move to restart controversial dam sparks protests in Myanmar

by Admin | May 6, 2026 | Daily News, Environment

Source: Union of Catholic Asian News | By Kyaw Lin Htoon Civil society groups and local communities have reiterated their opposition to a controversial dam on one of Myanmar’s major rivers following an alleged move to resume construction 15 years after it was...

MNDAA Prepares Gold Mining Project in Northern Shan State, Residents Concerned

by Admin | May 5, 2026 | Daily News, Environment

Source: Shan Herald Agency for News | By SHAN Local sources report that since mid-April, MNDAA members have moved heavy machinery, including backhoes and gold-processing equipment, to an area east of Nawng Nwe village in Nam Ma village tract. Read Full...
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