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A Border Patrol Police helicopter made an emergency landing at a banana orchard in Tak’s Umphang district at about 3.30 pm today.
18/3/2015 Military and Police on checkpoint Lampang arrested Drug dealer.
approximately 240,000 tablets (120 round bales of 2,000 tablets) have been hidden in the spare tire of Honda car.
registered to -5687 Bangkok (red) coming from Thailand. Chiang Rai, Thailand. Tak
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Hundreds of undocumented Myanmar migrant workers in nine townships of Tak province and Mae Sot are fleeing to Myawaddy of Myanmar after the Thai police launched a crackdown early this month. “Many workers are being arrested by the Thai police. I fled from the factory to Myawaddy when the police raided other factories. Our factory owner helped as flee,” said a worker. “The crackdown on Myanmar workers started on 1 Feb. So far, the Thai police have detained about 600 Myanmar migrant workers,” said Moe Gyo, general-secretary of Myanmar Migrant Worker Rights Network and chair of the Joint Action Committee for Burmese Affairs. Over 100 undocumented Myanmar migrant workers and three factory owners from Mae Sot were arrested. The police also arrested over 600 migrant workers and 15 factory owners on the first week of February, he added.ELEVEN MEDIA
12/11/2014 Police clash with drug traffickers in Sukhothai’s Si Samrong; one smuggler killed, two arrested, 2 million meth pills seized
11/10/2014 During firefight between Government Army and Democratic Karen Buddhist Army DKBA Villagers fled outside the town of myawaddy fled into Thai side 27.september 2014.
On September 29, fighting broke out between the Burma Army and DKBA troops from Company #3 under Klo Htoo Wah Tactical Command. Villagers in the area said that the fighting last about 20 minutes and included both small and heavy weapons. Villagers from Laung Kaing, Thamain Dut, Winka and Tihu Than are frightened by the fighting. Villagers said that around 200 soldiers are now stationed in their region. Villagers said that they now coming under scrutiny from the government troops and are being question about their allegiances to armed groups.
BY – Author: Karen News October 10, 2014
Democratic Karen Benevolent Army (DKBA) and Burma Army Fighting spreads Throughout Karen State
Fighting occurred between the Democratic Karen Benevolent Army and Burma Army on October 10, forcing Karen villagers to flee.
The latest armed clashes broke out at around 10am between the DKBA and the government’s army at Kaung Mu village in Kawkareik Township.
Sources from the DKBA’s liaison office in Kawkareik said that the fighting lasted about an hour. The fighting involved soldiers from the DKBA’s Klo Htoo Wah Tactical Command and the Burma Army under the Military Operation Command (MOC) #12. Continue reading “#MYANMAR #BURMA #THAILAND #VILLAGERS #fled #during #clash”
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IEAT combines 5 border areas into Special Economic Zone
BANGKOK, 26 September 2014 (NNT) –The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) has developed five border areas into a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) to promote trade and investment in the ASEAN Economic Community.
Dr.Verapong Chaiperm, the Governor of IEAT, said that in accordance with the launch of the AEC next year, the development of the Special Economic Zone of IEAT, has been underway for 3-4 years and has continued under the NCPO appointed board. IEAT will primarily develop SEZ in border areas in order to strengthen economic stability, facilitate the sale of products across frontiers, and organize migrant workers in five provinces including Tak, Mukdahan, Sakaeo, Trat, and Songkhla, before extending to seven more areas in the next few years.
The IEAT Governor added that SEZ is not only to be developed in border areas but will also include those huge communities which have a bearing on the country’s economic development
ที่ชายแดนไทย-พม่า อ.แม่สอด จ.ตาก ตรงข้าม จ.เมียวดี ประเทศพม่า ว่า ทหารรัฐบาลพม่า ยิงปะทะกันอย่างดุเดือดกับกองกำลังทหารกะเหรี่ยงพุทธ บีเคบีเอ ที่บริเวณวัดสวนอ้อย จ.เมียวดี ส่งผลให้ พ.ต.จ่อ คุน หัวหน้าฝ่ายยุทธการกองกำกลังทหารกะเหรี่ยงพุทธ……. อ่านต่อได้ที่ : http://bit.ly/1uir9LW
MYANAMAR BURMA STUDENT WINS MEDAL FOR BEAUTY HANDWRITING IN THai language 🙂 A 12-year old Burmese boy caused a big stir in Tak province when he won the first prize of the Thai Handwriting Competition held by the Office of the Basic Education Commission on the occasion of the Thai National Language Day on Tuesday.
Yaza is studying in Prathom 3 at Arunmetha school in Pob Phra district of Tak where about 30 percent of the students are poor and live near the Thai-Burmese border. Although born and grew up in Thailand, Yaza is considered as a Burmese immigrant.
His Thai teacher, Mrs Sang-aroon Sornchai, described Yaza as very deligent and dedicated to study and has represented the school at several handwriting competitions.
The boy said he was very happy to be awarded the top prize and to bring fame to his school and family. ด.ช.ยาซ่า จาก ร.ร.อรุณเมธา เด็กนักเรียนชาวพม่า ได้รับรางวัลชนะเลิศคัดลายมือ ป.3 เนื่องในวันภาษาไทย 29 กค.57
น้องอยู่ ป.3 โรงเรียนอรุณเมธา(จ.ตาก) ในโครงการสมเด็จพระเทพรัตนราชสุดาฯสยามบรมราชกุมารี (สพป.) ตาก เขต 2 ชนะเลิศคัดลายมือวันภาษาไทย โครงการรักษ์ภาษาไทยเนื่องในวันภาษาไทยแห่งชาติ ปี 2557 ของ สพฐ.
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TAK, 17 June 2014 (NNT) -Tak province has explained to migrant workers with legal work permits that they can continue to work in Thailand as normal, following the misunderstanding which caused thousands of workers to flee Thailand, resulted in a labour shortage in some areas.
Col Therdsak Ngamsanong, Commander of the 4th Infantry Regiment Taskforce, said that the earlier arrest of illegal migrant labourers along Tak’s border was ordered only to suppress crimes and human trafficking. So, the migrant labourers who hold legal work permits should not be afraid and should continue working as normal. The flight home of the labourers has led to a labour shortage, affecting construction projects and the agricultural sector in Mae Sod district.
The Director General of the Department of Employment Pravit Khiengpol, said that labourers who commute across the border daily to work on farms will be encouraged to come back to work as normal. However, migrant labourers who work at construction sites will need to have legal licenses to work inside the country. To solve the issue, a one-stop service for work permit arrangements for the second group of labourers will be provided at Aranyaprathet in Sakaeo, Chantaburi and Trat border checkpoints at the end of this month. –
The Royal Thai Police have restated that Thailand doesn’t have any policy to repatriate Cambodian laborers, and is accelerating investigations into the origin of this rumor. Narathiwat province organizes an OTOP fair in Kota Bharu , Malaysia in a bid to promote good relationship between Narathiwat OTOP producers and Malaysian traders in preparation for the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC). The Southern Border Provinces Administrative Center (SBPAC), along with relevant agencies, is prepared to organize the Yala Halal Street event every month from now, starting this June 20-21, with an aim to promote halal products. The Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) is set to ship its first cargo to the port of Yangon in Myanmar, this August. According to a survey by Abac Poll, most people who went to the see the free showing of the film “The Legend of King Naresuan 5” arranged by the NCPO came away feeling happy. Good progress has been made in promoting better understanding between conflicting parties and among people holding, for years, different views on political and social issues in the Thai society. The National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) is content with the process and the results of activities held to promote peace and unity in the kingdom, while urging the public not to consume information on social networking sites. Col Banpot Phunpian said on Tuesday, the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) has set up a new committee to oversee reconciliation and reform. People can follow the news, announcements, or provide information to the National Council for Peace and Order at http://www.thaigov.go.th,
Around 1000 Myanmar migrant workers have been detained in Thailand from June 3 to 9, according to the Joint Action Committee for Burma Affairs (JACBA).
Most of the workers were detained in Tak Province, including the border town of Mae Sot, after the military government oversaw a crackdown on illegal migrant workers.
As the military, immigration officials and border security forces continue to arrest undocumented workers from Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos, many illegal Myanmar workers have resorted to hiding in the jungle, plantations and or safe apartments.
The Thai government has announced that it will hand over detained Myanmar migrant workers across the Thai-Myanmar Friendship Bridge, according to a government owned newspaper. On June 13, it handed over 52 Myanmar migrant workers back to Tachilek Township in Shan State.
Authorities were targeting Myanmar workers without temporary passports, work permits or valid documents.
Thailand has more than three million Myanmar migrant workers, about half of whom are reportedly working illegally.
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