Myanmar Approves Mining Operations in Border Area; Lead and Manganese Extracted, Potentially Exported via Thailand
Over 20 mining companies are reportedly intensifying lead and manganese extraction near Myanmar's border town Tachilek. Concerns are rising over potential exports via Thailand and the subsequent impact on the regional economy and environment.
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