Sa kaeo: Thai people joined in singing the national anthem at Ban Nong Chan, Sa Kaeo Province, at 6:00 PM. Soldiers then requested people to leave the area, in accordance with the curfew announcement. They then set up barbed wire and barriers along the edge of Si Phen Road, preventing
Ban nong chan: Crowds continue to gather in Ban Nong Jan, Khok Sung District, Sa Kaeo Province, demonstrating their strength to protect Thailand’s land. Meanwhile, students from Ban Nong Jan School brought messages of encouragement to soldiers and police officers along the border. According to Thai News Agency, groups of
Geneva: “Maris” is preparing to engage in a significant dialogue with the Ottawa State Party to address issues concerning Cambodia’s landmine usage. The aim is to persuade Cambodia to resume clearing its mines and adhere to international law. According to Thai News Agency, Maris Sngiampong, the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Mae hong son: Mae Hong Son is rushing to clear obstacles from Highway 108 after the water level receded. They are also expediting damage assessments and providing assistance to flood and mudslide victims. According to Thai News Agency, Mae Hong Son Province has mobilized personnel and machinery to remove obstacles
New york: In a bid to address the escalating tensions between Thailand and Cambodia, Mr. Maris Sngiampong, Thailand’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, engaged in discussions with Mrs. Nada Al-Nashif, Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights at the United Nations. During the meeting, Mr. Maris presented evidence and clarified Thailand’s position
Chiang rai: Pha Muang Task Force soldiers intercepted a motorcycle gang in the middle of a mountain in Chiang Rai Province. They were transporting 600,000 methamphetamine pills and 7 kg of heroin. The gang then abandoned their vehicles and fled. According to Thai News Agency, Pha Muang Task Force, 31st
Sisaket: Following a meeting of the Regional Border Committee (RBC) at the Chong Sangam checkpoint in Sisaket Province today, 11 points were reached between Thailand and Cambodia. The atmosphere was peaceful, but local residents remain concerned and distrustful of Cambodia’s ability to adhere to the agreement. According to Thai News
Mae chaem: Heavy rain from Typhoon Kajiki triggered a landslide in Pang Oung Village, a high mountain village in Mae Chaem District, Chiang Mai Province. Three people have died, 15 have been injured, and six are still missing. The village was covered in mud and mud that had collapsed, damaging