Latpadaung protestors demand Buddhist site left untouched

DVBTV 2016-08-22

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The Sagaing division government's religious affairs minister has pledged not to destroy a revered Buddhist site as construction resumes on the controversial Latpadaung copper mine project in Sagaing Division.
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