April 2009 Bulletin

Chin orphanages shut down in Burma; WFP to facilitate meeting for famine victims in Chin State; Civilians forced to construct new school building; Junta authorities collect extra tax from stevedores; Traders face problems as exchange rate falls; Mizoram to deport Burmese into criminal activity: Home Minister; Four Burmese arrested in arms case in Mizoram; Six houses gutted in Hakha City; Chili cultivators in Chin state in dilemma over low exchange rate; TPDC collects Union Day expenses from people; Immigration orders new identity cards; Donation collected for football ground; Authorities in Kalemyo order farmers to grow summer rice; Authorities order shifting of Taungphila cemetery; Civilians disappointed with civic activities;Government employees pay may increase.

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