Waste soil from Tikyi coal power plant dumped in farmers' fields, causing hardship for locals
Mekong, June 26 Waste soil from the Tikyi coal power plant in Shan State South, Penglaung Township, is being dumped in local farmers' fields and farmlands, causing difficulties for residents, according to local sources.
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