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Another Violent Clash in Myanmar near Thai Border

27 December 2021 15:51

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A clash between Myanmar soldiers and ethnic troops near Tak province had heavy impacts on local Thai people as about 5,000 Myanmar people already fled the battlefield on their homeland across the Moei River to the Thai side.

COVID Patients Overcrowd Mae Sot’s Field Hospitals

29 June 2021 16:59

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The number of COVID-19 cases from a sewing factory in Mae Sot district has exceeded 600 and overcrowded two local field hospitals.

4 Rohingya Men Arrested after Sneaking into Mae Sot

20 April 2021 10:41

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Officials arrested four Rohingya men from the Rakhine State of Myanmar after they had sneaked into Mae Sot district. They admitted to each paying 100,000 baht to smugglers.

Schools in Tak’s Mae Sot Reopen

22 February 2021 16:18

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Eleven schools in Tak’s Mae Sot reopened on Monday after almost two-month closure as the Covid-19 situation there has improved.

More Migrants Got COVID-19 at Mae Sot Markets

8 February 2021 11:26

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Fourteen new COVID-19 cases were confirmed among migrant vendors at two wet markets in Mae Sot district of Tak province.

Public Health Minister Visits Mae Sot

14 January 2021 15:49

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Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul visited Mae Sot hospital in Tak to boost morale of medical personnel and healthcare workers, who have worked hard to treat Covid-19 patients, returning from Myanmar.

Illegal Returnees from Myawadee Arrive with COVID-19

6 January 2021 15:43

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Four Thai female entertainment workers who sneaked back from Myawaddy were confirmed with COVID-19.

Bids to Control COVID from Infected Couple

17 October 2020 15:37

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Disease control officials from Mae Sot Hospital are hurriedly testing people close to the Myanmar couple who were infected with the coronavirus disease 2019.

Myanmar Trucks Banned from Entering Town

12 October 2020 11:42

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Tak province has banned Myanmar trucks from entering the border town of Mae Sot and allowed the vehicles to load or unload goods at the border after three Myanmar truck drivers were found to be infected with Covid-19.