Cross-border commuting between Myanmar, Thailand

Cross-border commuting between Myanmar, Thailand

Photo taken in December in 2016 in the northernmost Thai town of Mae Sai shows Myanmar children passing through the border control by motorbikes with their parents to attend schools. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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