210 deported Myanmar migrant workers arrive back in Kawthaung from Thailand


YANGON (Eleven Media News/Asia News Network): A total of 210 Myanmar migrant workers have arrived back in Kawthaung, Taninthayi Region, after they had been released from detention centres in southern Thailand and deported.

They arrived back in Myanmar by river on Nov 21 via Ranong. They were welcomed back by officials and received medical checks. There were 170 men and 40 women.

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