Thai Govt Denies 31 Million Baht Aid to Cambodia, Cites Existing Debt Interest
The Thai government has denied reports of a new 31 million baht aid package to Cambodia, clarifying that the figure pertains to interest payments on existing infrastructure projects (R67 Road, Stueng Bot Checkpoint). Officials emphasized the correct amount is 18.2 million baht and that the projects align with Thailand's national interests.
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