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Hkara, an ethnic Karen resident of Mae Sam Laep town, in Thailand, walks alongside the Salween River in Mae Hong Son province on March 31, across from where Myanmar refugees earlier attempted to cross the Thai-Myanmar border after air strikes in Karen State. (AFP)
Hkara, an ethnic Karen resident of Mae Sam Laep town, in Thailand, walks alongside the Salween River in Mae Hong Son province on March 31, across from where Myanmar refugees earlier attempted to cross the Thai-Myanmar border after air strikes in Karen State. (AFP)

Fresh Myanmar conflict keeps Thai village on edge

Since the weekend, the Myanmar military has launched near-daily airstrikes in Karen state, targeting strongholds of the Karen National Union (KNU) – the first such attacks in the area in 20 years.

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