Anutin Warns Myanmar Over Border Fighting, Orders Increased Patrols
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced Monday that Thailand has formally conveyed its concerns to Myanmar over ongoing fighting near the border, warning that the conflict must not affect Thai territory or civilians. He ordered increased border security and patrols, while continuing humanitarian aid.
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