MAE SOT, Thailand, Mar 13 (IPS) – The Maung family is rebuilding their lives in a foreign land. A freshly painted signboard with a play on the word Revolution declares their small restaurant is open for business, and breakfast features traditional Myanmar mohinga—rice noodles and fish soup.
MAE SOT, Thailand, Mar 13 (IPS) – The Maung family is rebuilding their lives in a foreign land. A freshly painted signboard with a play on the word Revolution declares their small restaurant is open for business, and breakfast features traditional Myanmar mohinga—rice noodles and fish soup.Read the full story, “Thailands Humanitarian Corridor for Myanmar Faces Pushback”, on globalissues.org →