Surin: Locals are calling for the removal of a Cambodian boundary marker that has encroached on Thai territory at Prasat Ta Muen Tod in Surin Province, while Thai soldiers say it is a sensitive matter and is under consideration by the International Court of Justice.

According to Thai News Agency, the issue has drawn significant attention from both the local population and military officials. The presence of the Cambodian marker has sparked concerns among villagers who are urging for its immediate removal, citing encroachment on Thai land. Meanwhile, Thai soldiers have acknowledged the complexity of the situation, emphasizing that it is a matter currently under review by the International Court of Justice, which adds another layer of sensitivity to the issue.

In the midst of these tensions, Prasat Ta Muen Thom has seen a different kind of activity. The appearance of the 2nd Army commander, who visited the area to show support for the troops stationed there, has inadvertently contributed to a more vibrant tourism environment. The presence of military officials has attracted visitors, curious to witness the situation firsthand and explore the historical site, thereby creating a lively atmosphere in the region.