US EditionThai-Cambodian Borders Shut: PM Anutin Confirms Unrest
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On the border of Thailand and Cambodia, soldiers patrolled and remained in bunkers after further clashes with protesters in Sa Kaeo, while in Gaza the forced exodus of thousands of Palestinians to the south continued in the midst of the devastation of the war.
Thailand Deploys Water Cannon Trucks to Sa Kaeo Border Amid Escalating Tensions with Cambodian Protesters
SA KAEO — Ten water cannon trucks have been placed on standby for deployment to the volatile border area near Ban Nong Ya Kaew village in Sa Kaeo province, where Cambodian protesters have clashed repeatedly with Thai troops over newly installed barbed wire fencing. The move comes after four Thai crowd control officers were injured […] Source
Thai-Cambodian Borders Shut: PM Anutin Confirms Unrest
File photo for reference only Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has confirmed that no border checkpoints between Thailand and Cambodia are currently open. This announcement comes after recent clashes in Sa Kaeo province, where crowd-control police confronted Cambodian nationals dismantling barbed-wire barriers. Anutin emphasized that the military is now tasked with managing the situation and handling security concerns at the border. Thi…
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