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China and Russia vie for tungsten deposits around Loi Khi Lek, the highest mountain in Mong Ton township

by Admin | Jun 4, 2026 | Daily News, Environment | 0 comments

Source: Shan Human Rights Foundation | Updates

The large new Chinese tungsten mine, which lies in Mong Jawd tract, started production in February 2026, and is already impacting the health and farming livelihoods of villagers living downstream of the mine.

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