Lamduan: Police questioned a Cambodian man who used four names and claimed to have served in the BHQ, but no longer does. Officials are skeptical of his statement, fearing he may have infiltrated the unit as a spy. According to Thai News Agency, Lamduan Police Station in Buriram Province arrested
Surin: Immigration Police and Border Patrol Police initiated a comprehensive search operation at a fresh market and its vicinity in Surin City to identify Cambodian spies and illegal workers potentially infiltrating the area. According to Thai News Agency, the operation commenced at 5:00 a.m. today, with collaboration between the Surin
Surin: Border impacts have left vendors in fresh markets near the border in Surin Province nearly bankrupt. They have no income, only expenses, including debts that must be paid on time. They are calling on the government to provide urgent assistance. According to Thai News Agency, the atmosphere in Surin
Bang sai: A 27-year-old man identified as Chakkrit was the victim of a harrowing incident that began with a seemingly innocent meeting but quickly escalated into a dangerous chase and shooting. Chakkrit, who had only known a woman named Tawan for two days, was lured to a location in Sam
Ubon ratchathani: Villagers in Nam Yuen District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, are rushing to build bunkers in preparation for potential unrest along the border following the dismantling of the barbed wire fence at Chong An Ma by Cambodian soldiers. According to Thai News Agency, Thai soldiers discovered that five Cambodian soldiers
Buriram: A former bodyguard of Prime Minister Hun Sen, identified as Mr. Win Da, was arrested in Buriram Province, Thailand, raising suspicions of espionage after being found with military uniforms and firearms. Initially charged with illegal possession of firearms and illegal entry, Mr. Win was questioned by the Buriram police
Nam yuen: Village defense volunteers from each village along the border in Nam Yuen District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, remain on high alert, while some villages, which government agencies have yet to reach, are awaiting assistance. According to Thai News Agency, the 2nd Army Area Operations Center reported on the situation
Surin: Pets are also suffering due to the impact of the Thai-Cambodian border incident. Thais are generously sending food to help them survive. Local vendors say they have lost income for 14 days and are calling on the government to provide assistance. According to Thai News Agency, in a district