24 Myanmar nationals enter Chinshwehaw border town in returning home

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Officials are conducting medical tests to Myanmar returnees from China in Chinshwehaw border town. PHOTO: Zin Zin (IPRD)

Local authorities in Chinshwehaw border town of northern Shan State received 24 Myanmar returnees from China on 8 September.
Among 19 males and 5 females, 1 person was from Yangon Region, 12 from Mandalay Region and 3 from Sagaing Region, 1 from Bago Region, 3 from Ayeyawady Region, 1 from Nay Pyi Taw, 2 from northern Shan State and 1 from eastern Shan State. They will go back to respective areas through Lashio with the arrangement from Chinshwehaw COVID-19 committee. A total of 15,024 persons have returned Myanmar from China through Chinshwehaw border crossing from 30 April to date.—Zin Zin (IPRD) (Translated by Ei Phyu Phyu Aung)

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