Joint task force formed amid border unrest


The kingdom and conflict-torn Myanmar will create a task force to boost humanitarian assistance to people displaced by fighting and could expand that to include other aid agencies, Thailand’s foreign ministry said.

Thailand hopes the plan will lead to constructive engagement between military-ruled Myanmar, the Association of South-East Asian Nations (Asean) regional bloc, and the international community, it said in a statement yesterday.

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