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![The land traditionally inhabited by the Karen people falls either side of the Thai-Myanmar border and is divided by the River Salween. Donations are brought across from the Thai side of the river to Uh Er Klo village on the Burmese side. Donations of food and daily necessities have increased since the beginning of the February 1 coup because of military blockades which are preventing the transportation of supplies along the usual routes within Myanmar and from Thailand. [Al Jazeera] - DO NOT USE](/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/LWE-1.jpg?resize=270%2C180)
