Dr. Cynthia Maung founded the Mae Tao Clinic over 30 years ago in Mae Sot, Thailand. It provides free health care and emergency services to people from across the border in Myanmar unable to receive assistance in their own communities. Since the 2021 military coup, Mae Tao Clinic has played an even larger role despite its limited resources. This story was produced in collaboration with DW Asia.
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The Mae Tao Clinic: a lifeline located on the Thai-Burma border