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Pleas for the conservation of Inle Lake drowned out by war and disaster

Summary by Myanmar NOW

The unique natural environment and cultural heritage of the Inle Lake area are in jeopardy due to changes in local farming practices, declining revenues from tourism, and the successive impacts of the pandemic, coup, and two years of devastating natural disasters

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Pleas for the conservation of Inle Lake drowned out by war and disaster

The unique natural environment and cultural heritage of the Inle Lake area are in jeopardy due to changes in local farming practices, declining revenues from tourism, and the successive impacts of the pandemic, coup, and two years of devastating natural disasters

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Myanmar NOW broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, August 14, 2025.

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