Thailand cuts power, fuel and internet supply to parts of Myanmar
Thailand has cut electricity, internet and fuel supplies to five border areas in Myanmar, a senior Thai minister said on Wednesday, as the Southeast Asian nation steps up efforts to choke scam centres that have become a growing security concern.
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Myanmar’s military government on Friday announced another six-month extension of its mandate to rule in preparation for elections it has said will be held this year, as the country enters its ...
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Over the years, as a diplomat, I have met many Kenyans and indeed East Africans who travel to Thailand for work and leisure. Their trips usually end well and contribute to a good people-to-people ...
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