Myanmar Mining Pollution Poisons Thailand's Sai River in Mae Sai
Unregulated mining in Myanmar has severely contaminated the Sai River in Thailand's Mae Sai district, devastating the local economy and environment. Residents are now seeking new business opportunities amid health concerns.
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