Fresh Mines at Ban Nong Ri Threaten Farmers and Traders
Fresh landmines near Ban Nong Ri on Thailand’s Trat–Cambodia border are cutting off farmers and traders; clearance may last to 2026. Follow Navy advisories.
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Fresh landmines near Ban Nong Ri on Thailand’s Trat–Cambodia border are cutting off farmers and traders; clearance may last to 2026. Follow Navy advisories.
A 72-hour Thai-Cambodian border ceasefire has silenced shelling, launched demining and could let 500,000 displaced villagers return home—follow the latest updates.
72-hour ceasefire and POW swap seek to end Thailand-Cambodia border clashes; Sa Kaeo and Chanthaburi residents hope to return home—follow live updates.
Thailand’s EC rolls out digital alerts, secure depots and temple early voting to keep the 2023 election safe across seven eastern border provinces.
Thai EOD teams uncovered deadly improvised mines on the Thailand-Cambodia frontier as Bangkok and Phnom Penh sign a 16-point cease-fire, allowing displaced villagers to return.
52 parties register fast as digital checks cut queues; fiscal panel vets populist pledges, while border plans aim to ensure every Thai vote counts on 8 Feb.
NIDA survey finds 40% of Nakhon Ratchasima voters undecided for the 2026 election, with Bhumjaithai's Anutin Charnvirakul leading premier preference at 13.6%.
Ceasefire calms Thai-Cambodian guns, yet three flashpoints stay tense. Demining begins while 70,000 evacuees await return—follow the latest updates here.
Thai prosecutors probe Cambodian shelling that killed 32 civilians and injured 238—see how it could disrupt ฿3bn in border trade, jobs, safety and livelihoods.