Karen Buddhist army vows to rescue scam victims on Myanmar border


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BANGKOK: The Democratic Karen Buddhist Army (DKBA) on Thursday (Feb 13) vowed to crack down on illegal business operators and rescue victims on the Myanmar border.

“From now on, the DKBA will launch a crackdown on illegal establishments in our area of ​​responsibility in Myanmar. If any are found, operators will be expelled and victims will be rescued,” army commander Colonel San Aung said.

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