Over 234,000 Myanmar contracted workers left for Thailand last year


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YANGON, June 11 (Eleven Media Group/ANN): Myanmar government had sent over 234,000 MoU workers to Thailand last year, according to the Labour Department.

The number of MoU workers has increased though the factories faced the shutdowns due to the market restrictions caused by the violations of human rights in the marine product factories in Thailand.

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