Thai Border Hit by Myanmar Conflict: House Damaged, One Injured
A mortar shell from fighting between the Myanmar army and the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) landed in Thailand, damaging a house and injuring one resident. An RPG round also fell into Thai territory but did not detonate. Cross-border incursions are a recurring issue, threatening the safety of residents.
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