247 Myanmar nationals come back home via Myawady border bridge on 9 September

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Myanmar migrant workers queuing at Myawady border as they return home on 9 September.  PHOTO: Htein Lin Aung (IPRD)

A total of 247 Myanmar nationals returned home from Thailand through No 2 border bridge in Myawady Town, Kayin State, on 9 September.
Kayin State Hluttaw MP U Thant Zin Aung, Myawady District Administrator U Tay Zar Aung, Deputy District Administrator U Aung Chan Nyein and local officials helped the returnees with medical tests and other supplies.
The number of migrant workers who returned home from abroad through this border has been 75,917 to date.
The latest group of returnees included 160 males and 87 females from different regions and states and they were sent to the relevant quarantine centres..—Htein Lin Aung (IPRD) (Translated by Khine Thazin Han)

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