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INDIA <strong>Mudslides kill 16</strong> Rescuers found two more bodies as they resumed clearing operations after an overnight halt looking for nearly 70 missing people after a mudslide triggered by weeks of heavy downpours killed at least 16 people at a railroad construction site in the northeast, officials said yesterday. More than 200 disaster response workers and police were using earth-clearing equipment to rescue those buried under the debris in Noney in Manipur state. The terr...

TAK: A Myanmar fighter jet crossed into Thailand’s air space over Phop Phra district late on Thursday morning, panicking local residents and forcing two local schools to suspend classes.

When it comes to travel attractions in Udon Thani, some people might think of Kham Chanot forest and beautiful pictures of Talay Bua Daeng (Red Lotus Sea) might spring to mind.

Thailand scrambled fighter jets near its border with Myanmar on Thursday and ordered its defense attaché to issue a warning to the military government, its air force said, over what it called an airspace violation during a combat operation.

Junta jets have entered Thai airspace while flying multiple missions as regime struggles to defend strategic outpost near Myanmar-Thailand border.

BANGKOK (AP) — A Myanmar fighter jet crossed the border into Thailand's airspace on Thursday, prompting Thai air force jets to scramble and officials to order the evacuation of villages and classrooms, officials said.

Thai authorities say they scrambled fighter jets after a Myanmar fighter jet entered Thai airspace.

TAK: Myanmar villagers injured during fighting around Myawaddy town, near the border, between Myanmar government troops and Karen soldiers have been treated by Thai officials in Trat's Phop Phra district.

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