Thailand Reports Heavy Casualties as Border Clashes Intensify; Curfew and Evacuation Plans Expanded
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Following the Eastern Command's declaration of a curfew, a large number of Cambodians have been arriving at the Klong Luek border crossing to request repatriation. Authorities have deployed strong forces and are facilitating the return of citizens.
1st Army Area Command explains the situation on the Sa Kaeo border: Cambodia refuses to release Thai citizens back to Thailand, clashes continue, Cambodia fires BM-21 grenade launchers, artillery, and mortar launchers. Latest reports indicate 2 Thai soldiers killed and 34 injured. December 12, 2025: The 1st Army Area Command Operations Center summarizes the situation on the Thai-Cambodian border in Sa Kaeo Province as of December 11, 2025, at 8:…
Thailand reports heavy casualties as border clashes intensify; curfew and evacuation plans expanded
Rear Adm. Surasant Kongsiri briefs the media at the Joint Press Center, outlining rising casualties and intensified operations along the Thai–Cambodian border, as nearly 200,000 civilians are affected and curfew measures tighten in Sa Kaeo province. BANGKOK, Thailand – The Joint Press Center on the Thailand–Cambodia Situation reported that military operations remain underway along the eastern border from Ubon Ratchathani to Trat province. Defenc…
Sa Kaeo Curfew Imposed Amid Intense Thai-Cambodian Clashes
Thai residents who fled homes following the clashes between Thai and Cambodian soldiers head to a shelter. (AP Photo/Wason Wanichakorn) In a decisive move to address ongoing border tensions, the Burapha Task Force has enforced martial law, implementing a curfew in Sa Kaeo’s four districts. Operating from 7pm to 5am, this directive aims to preserve stability and protect citizens amidst escalating conflicts between Thai and Cambodian forces. …
Travel Advisory – Border Safety Measures in Place Across Eastern and Northeastern Thailand
Visitor Information(as of 10 December 2025, 15.00 Hrs. GMT+7) The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) confirms that travel and tourism activities across the country remain normal and unaffected. At the same time, this Travel Advisory is issued to inform that security measures have been heightened in seven provinces along the Thailand–Cambodia border: Ubon Ratchathani, Si Sa Ket, Surin, Buri Ram, Sa Kaeo, Chanthaburi, and Trat. Martial law remain…
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