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Over 9,000 new Covid-19 cases reported for second consecutive day Over 9,000 new Covid-19 cases repor. The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration on Sunday reported 9,539 new cases and 86 deaths over a 24-hour period. Of the total, 7,113 were local patients who went to hospitals for check-up, 2,305 were found during proactive testing, 108 infections were found in prisons, and 18 were travellers from abroad, some of them arrested while crossing natural channels on the Cambodia, Myanmar borders. Bangkok led the list of most cases with 2,741, followed by Pathum Thani (1,108), Samut Prakarn (642), Samut Sakhon (593), and Chonburi (381). With 61 deaths, Bangkok recorded the most number of fatalities caused by Covid, followed by Samut Prakan (16) and Pattani (4). Three Myanmar nationals and a Chinese were foreigners who succumbed to the virus. ....
Three Myanmar migrants held in Kanchanaburi 4 published : 3 Jul 2021 at 12:03 4 Three Myanmar women are caught for illegal entry and a motorcycle seized in a border village in Muang district of Kanchanaburi. The rider fled, leaving the three pillion riders at the spot. (Photo: Piyarat Chongcharoen) KANCHANABURI: Three Myanmar women, allegedly destined for work in Chon Buri, were caught for illegal entry in Muang district of this central province in the early hours of Saturday. A team of soldiers, police and local officials spotted four people travelling on a motorcycle at Huai Nam Khao border village in tambon Ban Kao of Muang district at around 12.10am. They signalled them to stop for a search, but the rider sped off with the three pillion riders. ....
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Share Myanmar has been in turmoil since the military ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi on February 1. AFP Myanmar journos who fled to Thailand face deportation Wed, 2 June 2021 Three Myanmar journalists who illegally crossed into Thailand to flee a military crackdown have been fined and could face deportation, a member of their legal team said on June 1, warning the trio’s lives will be in danger if they are sent home. The journalists, who worked for the Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB) news website, were arrested along with two Myanmar activists in the northern city of Chiang Mai last month and charged with illegal entry. ....