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The clashes in a part of Myanmar which borders Mizoram&nbsp;has triggered fresh exodus of refugees into India. The Indian Express reported on Monday that since the clashes between dissenters and the military began on Friday last week, 1,546 refugees have entered Mizoram.&nbsp;According to the report, 278 refugees had come into&nbsp;Champhai&nbsp;district, while 1,268 refugees had entered&nbsp;Hnahthial&nbsp;district. In&nbsp;Thingsai, which is close to the border, there are at least 720 refugees currently taking shelter.&nbsp;News agency PTI&nbsp;had&nbsp;reported that the fresh violence began after the supporters of the Burmese government-in-exile or National Unity Government, which had called for a nationwide uprising last week, clashed in a fierce gunfight with the military junta&rsquo;s forces in a village in Myanmar&nbsp;which&nbsp;very close to Mizoram.&nbsp;The&nbsp;NUG has been formed by elected legislators who were ousted by the military.&nbsp;

Over 1500 refugees enter India after clashes in Myanmar village bordering Mizoram

The clashes in a part of Myanmar which borders Mizoram&nbsp;has triggered fresh exodus of refugees into India, with reports saying over 1500 refugees have entered three&nbsp;districts of the north-east state

Clashes in a part of Myanmar which borders Mizoram&nbsp;triggered refugees exodus&nbsp;
The Indian Express reported on Monday that since the clashes between dissenters and the military began on Friday last week, 1,546 refugees have entered Mizoram.&nbsp;
According to the report, 278 refugees had come into&nbsp;Champhai&nbsp;district, while 1,268 refugees had entered&nbsp;Hnahthial&nbsp;district. In&nbsp;Thingsai, which is close to the border, there are at least 720 refugees currently taking shelter.&nbsp;
News agency PTI&nbsp;had&nbsp;reported that the fresh violence began after the supporters of the Burmese government-in-exile or National Unity Government, which had called for a nationwide uprising last week, clashed in a fierce gunfight with the military junta&rsquo;s forces in a village in Myanmar&nbsp;which&nbsp;very close to Mizoram.&nbsp;
The&nbsp;NUG has been formed by elected legislators who were ousted by the military.&nbsp;

The Indian Express reported on Monday that since the clashes between dissenters and the military began on Friday last week, 1,546 refugees have entered Mizoram.&nbsp;

The clashes in a part of Myanmar which borders Mizoram&nbsp;has triggered fresh exodus of refugees into India. The Indian Express reported on Monday that since the clashes between dissenters and the military began on Friday last week, 1,546 refugees have entered Mizoram.&nbsp; According to the report, 278 refugees had come into&nbsp;Champhai&nbsp;district, while 1,268 refugees had entered&nbsp;Hnahthial&nbsp;district. In&nbsp;Thingsai, which is close to the border, there are at least 720 refugees currently taking shelter.&nbsp; News agency PTI&nbsp;had&nbsp;reported that the fresh violence began after the supporters of the Burmese government-in-exile or National Unity Government, which had called for a nationwide uprising last week, clashed in a fierce gunfight with the military junta&rsquo;s forces in a village in Myanmar&nbsp;which&nbsp;very close to Mizoram.&nbsp; The&nbsp;NUG has been formed by elected legislators who were ousted by the military.&nbsp;

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