Economy
Radio Prices Drop but Usage Declines in Arakan
Border News AgencyKyauktaw, September 1 In the Arakan region, the price of a radio has dropped to just over seventy...
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Holders of 11/ ID Cards Denied Freedom of Movement Across Myanmar’s Divided Regions
Written By Myat Hnin Wai Border News AgencyMrauk-U, August 31 In the past, the journey from Rakhine to Yangon used...
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“If Fuel and Fertilizers Were Cheaper, Farming Would Be Much Easier”
InterviewBorder News AgencyMrauk-U, August 22 In the Arakan region, around 20,000 acres of cultivated paddy fields have been destroyed due...
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“It’s not only the displaced people who are facing hardships”
InterviewBorder News AgencyMrauk-U, August 19. In the decisive war in Arakan, displaced civilians have been struggling with basic needs such...
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“In some low-lying areas, the water still hasn’t receded yet”
InterviewBorder News AgencyMrauk-U, August 18. Due to flooding in the Arakan region, about 20,000 acres of cultivated paddy fields have...
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Flooding Destroys Rice Fields in Arakan, Farmers Unable to Replant
Border News AgencyMinbra, August 17. Farmers and aid workers in the Arakan region report that around 20,000 acres of already...
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Flooding Destroys Around 20,000 Acres of Farmland
Border News AgencyMinbra, August 14. In the Arakan region, heavy rainfall over the past two months has caused flooding, resulting...
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House Burglary Reported in Ponnakyun Township
Border News AgencyPonnakyun, August 11. In Ganan Taung Village, Ponnagyun Township, controlled by the Arakan Army, residents confirmed that during...
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Border Towns See Increasing Use of Neighboring Countries’ Currencies
Border News AgencyKyauktaw, August 10. People say that residents in the border townships controlled by the Arakan Army (AA) are...
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Myanmar Junta Imposes Harsh and Strict Screening on People Entering Sittwe City
Border News AgencySittwe, August 9. People who have personally experienced it and local residents confirm that the junta continues to...
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