Activists Protest Myanmar's River Pollution Ahead of Min Aung Hlaing's Visit
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Activists in Chiang Mai, Thailand, staged protests outside the Myanmar Consulate-General, urging junta leader Min Aung Hlaing to address transboundary river pollution. The protests focused on alleged contamination from gold and rare earth mining in Myanmar's Shan State, which activists say has released heavy metals into rivers flowing downstream into Thailand. Protesters demanded an immediate halt to mining activities near riverbanks, citing threats to water supplies and farmlands.
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Activists Submit Statement to Myanmar Consulate Over River Pollution A...
清迈缅领馆前抗议跨境河流污染 8月3日，泰国清迈，“拯救郭河网络”组织又在缅甸领事馆前搞起了抗议，要求缅方对跨境河流污染问题负起责任。...
#清迈缅甸领事馆前再发抗议 要求解决跨境河流污染 8月3日，泰国清迈，“拯救郭河网络”组织在缅甸领事馆前举行抗议，要求缅方对跨境河流污染问...
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