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Cambodia postpones release of stranded Thais in Poipet indefinitely
Read more: Cambodia postpones release of stranded Thais in Poipet indefinitelyThousands of Thai nationals stranded on the Cambodian side of the border in Poipet remain unable to return to Thailand, after Cambodian authorities indefinitely delayed their release on Saturday, despite earlier assurances that they would be allowed to cross back into Thailand.
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Cambodian notebook ‘records recent mine laying’
Read more: Cambodian notebook ‘records recent mine laying’A notebook purportedly from the Cambodian military indicates that it is laying additional anti-personnel mines along the contested border, according to Thailand’s 2nd Army Area.
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Retiring judge ‘not relevant’ in Thai PM axeing
Read more: Retiring judge ‘not relevant’ in Thai PM axeingThe Constitutional Court has affirmed the legitimacy of its Aug 29 ruling on Paetongtarn Shinawatra as prime minister in a serious ethical misconduct case linked to the leaked controversial conversation between her and Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen.
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Retiring judge ‘not relevant’ in PM axeing
Read more: Retiring judge ‘not relevant’ in PM axeingThe Constitutional Court has affirmed the legitimacy of its Aug 29 ruling on Paetongtarn Shinawatra as prime minister in a serious ethical misconduct case linked to the leaked controversial conversation between her and Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen.
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Troop rejig ‘no threat to sovereignty’
Read more: Troop rejig ‘no threat to sovereignty’The recent Cambodian troop movements along the border, including the deployment of a Bodyguard Headquarters (BHQ) unit near Phu Makua, do not threaten Thai sovereignty, Second Army Region commander Lt Gen Boonsin Padklang said.
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Far South ATM bombings motive was robbery, investigators confirm
Read more: Far South ATM bombings motive was robbery, investigators confirmThe culprits behind the bomb explosions at ATMs in three southern border provinces on Sunday night were intent on robbery and on causing economic damage to the far South, according to police investigators.
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Phetchabun residents warned to move belongings to higher ground
Read more: Phetchabun residents warned to move belongings to higher groundPeople living along the Pa Sak River in Phetchabun’s Muang district have been warned to quickly move important belongings to higher ground as the municipality could very soon be inundated again.
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Illegal products from China seized at Bangkok warehouses
Read more: Illegal products from China seized at Bangkok warehousesConsumer protection police raided two warehouses in Bangkok’s Bang Khun Thian district and seized unapproved goods smuggled from China worth over 10 million baht.