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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar, MY:

FROM working at factories and driving lorries to being at the frontlines of emergency response, auxiliary and volunteer firefighters in Johor regularly demonstrate their dedication to helping others. [1]

Joseph Yi is an associate professor of political science at Hanyang University (Seoul) and received Heterodox Academy's 2025 Open Inquiry Award for Courage. Wondong Lee is a research professor at the Center for International Studies, Inha University. [3]

Standing amid tropical vines and a cacophony of cicadas, I look Piyan in the eyes, hoping he is pulling my leg. [6]

By Khun Sam , - By Khun Sam , - By Khun Sam , - By Khun Sam , [7]

One-Hundred, Aung Zaw solo show The exhibition of artist Aung Zaw featuring 100 paintings will be open at Nawaday Tharlar Gallery on Nawaday Road in Dagon Township from Aug. 25 to 31. [8]

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