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Mae Sai – Tachileik border operations unaffected as Myanmar switches to Lao electricity; residents cross for Thai fuel

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Despite Thailand cutting electricity and fuel exports, Myanmar switches to Lao power, and residents cross into Mae Sai for fuel. MAE SAI/TACHILEIK, Thailand – Cross-border movement of people and goods at the Mae Sai – Tachileik checkpoint remains normal, despite Thailand’s suspension of electricity supply and fuel exports to Myanmar. In response, Myanmar has switched to electricity from Laos, while local residents continue to cross into Thailand…
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Mae Sai – Tachileik border operations unaffected as Myanmar switches to Lao electricity; residents cross for Thai fuel

Despite Thailand cutting electricity and fuel exports, Myanmar switches to Lao power, and residents cross into Mae Sai for fuel. MAE SAI/TACHILEIK, Thailand – Cross-border movement of people and goods at the Mae Sai – Tachileik checkpoint remains normal, despite Thailand’s suspension of electricity supply and fuel exports to Myanmar. In response, Myanmar has switched to electricity from Laos, while local residents continue to cross into Thailand…

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Chaos in Tachileik as Myanmar people rush to buy fuel after supply cut - Thai Newsroom

CHAOS erupted in Myanmar’s Tachileik border town, opposite Mae Sai town in Chiang Rai province, after Thailand cut off electricity, Internet and fuel supply from five points to Myanmar border areas at 9 a.m. this morning (Feb. 5) with two being to Tachileik, Amarin TV said. This action was taken to resolve the problem […] The post Chaos in Tachileik as Myanmar people rush to buy fuel after supply cut appeared first on Thai Newsroom.

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