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	The bike ride started in Mae Sot, the district in the northwestern province of Tak which borders the Myanmar city of Myawaddy. The caravan entered Myawaddy through the first Thai-Myanmar Friendship Bridge.</div>
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	Thai officials said that the event was jointly hosted to strengthen bilateral relations, both in the national and regional levels, as well as to promote healthy behaviour among their people.&nbsp;</div>

Mae Sot-Myawaddy bike ride

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