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29 May 2012: The situation of water scarcity has become worse in Falam of Chin State after consumption of a large volume of water for the ongoing construction projects of the military base in the northwestern town.
28 May 2012: Nine local Buddhist youths interrupted a Christian service and physically attacked worshipers in Nga-Shaung (Ng’ Ghong) village, Mindat Township of Chin State last Wednesday.
27 May 2012: Anthony Kap Khan Khual, who was released in January this year after spending four of his eight-year sentence in Burma, is among five recipients elected for the ‘Unknown Hero Award’.
26 May 2012: Burma’s famous Chin actress Thet Mon Myint has donated a Landmark car for a Buddhist monastery in Falam and 170 solar electricity panels for Laizo village tracts in Falam Township, Chin State.
26 May 2012: A recently opened English-medium Nursery School in the Nupo Refugee Camp on the Thai-Burma border has got 25 children with two volunteer teachers.
24 May 2012: Refugees from Burma living at the Nupo Refugee Camp along the Thai-Burma border have started a new ‘informal’ English nursery school with 25 children in a bamboo-built house around mid this month.
23 May 2012: Zomi communities in Australia, Malaysia and Thailand are to protest in front of the Burmese embassy next Monday against recent rejection by Burma’s government to ZNC’s (Zomi National Congress) application to register as a political party.
22 May 2012: Burma’s National League for Democracy party leader Aung San Suu KYi will be celebrating her 67th birth day in the UK. News reports quoting the British Prime Minister’s Office has confirmed that the Nobel Peace Laureate will begin her week-long visit to the UK on June 18.
21 May 2012: The Zomi National Congress (ZNC) is scrambling to call an emergency meeting to discuss issues relating to its relevance in the Burmese political scene after the Union Election Commission rejected its application for a registration as a political party.
20 May 2012: The name Tachileik has been well known as a Thai-Burmese border town for its underground opium trades, but not much is heard about a small number of Chins residing in the easternmost part of Shan State.
