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Opinion Papers
Grant Assistance to the Kingdom of Thailand: Signing and Exchange of Notes Concerning Grant Aid “the Project for Strengthening Health Care Services for Displaced Persons from Myanmar in Tak Province”
Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan | Press Release
This project will repair facilities at training centers for Myanmar medical workers and at medical institutions for displaced persons in Tak Province along Thailand’s western border, and will also provide medical equipment
Statement Condemning Intimidation of the Diplomatic Representative ofTimor-Leste
Source: National Unity Government of Myanmar | Statement
The National Unity Government of Myanmar (NUG) strongly condemns reports that the terrorist military junta has pressured the diplomatic representative of Timor-Leste to leave Myanmar within seven days.
Border hospitals face refugee care funding crunch as Tak seeks 72m baht
Source: The Nation
Tak expects to spend more than 70 million baht a year on medical care and the public health system for three refugee camps housing nearly 50,000 people.
Region must not abandon Myanmar
Source: Bangkok Post | By Sally Tyler
If the West is no longer able or willing to play a constructive role in rebuilding Myanmar, what about Association of Southeast Asian Nations and Thailand?
Military ‘re-enters’ Karenni State’s Hpasawng after regime reports it under ‘full’ Naypyidaw control
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma | By English Editor
A source close to the Karenni resistance told DVB that regime forces re-entered Hpasawng town in Karenni State on Sunday after regime media reported that the military regained “full control” of it from Karenni resistance forces on Feb. 15.