Low wages and soaring inflation push Laotians to Thailand — Radio Free Asia

Laotians wait to submit passport applications to the Consular Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Vientiane, Laos, June 10, 2022. Credit: RFA

Hundreds of Laotians are lining up daily outside the Lao Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Vientiane to apply for or renew passports so they can go to neighboring Thailand, where they hope to find better paying jobs and escape crippling inflation at home. Laotians say it has become increasingly difficult to eke out a living

With jobs scarce in Yangon, Myanmar construction workers go to Rakhine — Radio Free Asia

With jobs scarce in Yangon, Myanmar construction workers go to Rakhine — Radio Free Asia

Construction workers in Myanmars mall Yangon are moving in large numbers to the countrys western Rakhine state as jobs dry up in the house due to political instability following in 2015s military coup, sources say. Formerly torn by violent ethnic clashes that saw thousands of the states Rohingya ethnic minority expelled to Bangladesh, Rakhine is

300 Vietnamese workers held in isolation in China-backed power plant — Radio Free Asia

300 Vietnamese workers held in isolation in China-backed power plant — Radio Free Asia

Reported by RFAs Vietnamese Service. Equated by Anna Vu. Composed in English by Richard Finney Around 300 Vietnamese employees are being held in isolation at a China-backed power plant amid COVID-19 concerns and have actually been refused approval to return house for the Lunar New Year, sources in the nation state. The employees have actually

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