Mrauk U District
Are Public Tax Revenues Actually Making It Into the Government’s Budget?
Written by Mrat Hnin Wai Border News AgencyMrauk-U, July 14 In the final phase of the Arakan War, the Arakan...
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Arakan Launches Public Health Training Program
Border News AgencyMrauk-U, July 11. The Arakan Public Health Department announced today, July 11, that it has been providing health...
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Kratom Leaf Misuse Increasing Among Young People as Narcotic
Border News AgencyMrauk-U, July 10 Residents say that the use of so-called "ASEAN Kratom leaves" as a narcotic is on...
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“Farmers Face Growing Challenges Amid Increasing Natural Disasters”
InterviewBorder News AgencyKyauktaw, July 8. Farmers say continuous rainfall in Arakan is damaging their farmlands. Farmers say the flooding of...
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“I Had to Set My Education Aside So My Family Could Have Food to Eat”
InterviewBorder News AgencyKyauktaw, July 7. Young students among the war-displaced population in Arakan have had to leave school and work...
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Prices of Basic Food and Essentials Rise Sharply in Arakan
Border News AgencyMrauk-U, July 6. Traders and local residents say that prices of fuel and essential food items have been...
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“I Really Do Need Support Whether It Comes from Any Organization”
InterviewBorder News AgencyMrauk-U, July 6. Although there are over 1.2 million acres of paddy fields in the Arakan region, farmers...
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“The Route from the Indian Side Has Also Become More Difficult”
InterviewBorder News AgencyKyauktaw, July 5. Locals say that commodity prices are rising because the roads used to transport goods into...
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Damaged Trade Routes Drive Up Commodity Prices
Border News AgencyKyauktaw, July 5. Locals say that commodity prices are rising in the Arakan region due to damaged roads...
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Displaced Students Struggle to Meet Basic Needs Through Work
Border News AgencyKyauktaw, July 5. Young, displaced students from Arakan are having to work to support themselves with basic needs...
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