Cambodia Foils Illegal Thailand Border Crossing Attempt, Arrests 11 Migrant Workers and Suspected Broker
In Cambodia's Battambang province, a suspected broker and 11 Cambodian workers were arrested while attempting to illegally cross into Thailand. The operation took place on the night of October 24, 2026, in Kamrieng district. Seized items included a vehicle and mobile phones.
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