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Tachilek township — Shan Herald Agency for News (S.H.A.N.) May 19, 2005 ... Tachilek is well-known as the province lying in the Golden Triangle area, where the borders of Burma, Thailand and Laos meet. ... 2.
Sydney: Funds and awareness raised for IDP of Burma — Shan Herald ... Jul 10, 2007 ... Fund raising helps increase community awareness on internally displaced people, and creates opportunity for refugee community to gather at ... 3.
Rambo IV: Shan officer "demoted" — Shan Herald Agency for News ... Feb 23, 2007 ... to take part in Rambo IV: In the Serpent's Eye, jovially told SHAN. ... Nedstat Basic - Free web site statistics Personal homepage ... 4.
Mailbox Displacement and disease: The Shan exodus and infectious disease implications for Thailand. Click here to get the file · Mailbox ... 5.
Shan Herald Agency for News (S.H.A.N.) Shan Herald Agency for News - A News Agency covering different issues in Burma, with focus on that of its biggest state, Shan State. 6.
Golf balls hit home — Shan Herald Agency for News (S.H.A.N.) A pro-junta businessman in Kengtung succumbed after learning the arrest of his daughter who was involved in the failed attempt to smuggle out heroin stuffed ... 7.
Shans to commemorate 10th anniversary of a famous singer death ... Shans to commemorate 10th anniversary of a famous singer death. by admin — last modified 2005-12-19 02:58. Shans, in Wiang Haeng district, are preparing to ... 8.
Clash between Burma Army and Wa reconfirmed — Shan Herald Agency ... Feb 13, 2009 ... Several sources have confirmed that reports on a recent clash took place earlier this month at Hopang Township, northern Shan State, ... 9.
Two temples and one Buddha statue razed by Wa — Shan Herald Agency ... A Shan from Mongyawn confirmed on 29 December 2001 that two Buddhist temples together with a life-size Buddha image were wrecked by angry Wa soldiers in ... 10.
Karens say ceasefire not end goal — Shan Herald Agency for News ... "As long as a genuinely federal government is not in place, you can safely bet that we shall continue to adhere to the late Saw Ba Oo Gyi's 4-point policy," ... |
