Anti-junta resistance claims it now controls Myawaddy border town

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Anti-junta resistance claims it now controls Myawaddy border town

Myanmar's military government has reportedly lost control of a major trading town on its border with Thailand. If confirmed, it will be just one in a series of defeats by an alliance of ethnic rebels groups fighting the junta. The conflict is taking a heavy toll on civilians, with more than 600-thousand people forced to flee their homes since fighting intensified six months ago. Randolph Nogel reports.