Warning to Thai teenagers: Stop content that harms Cambodians

Deputy Spokesperson of the Prime Minister's Office Warns Thai Youth Not to Create Content to Hurt Cambodians in Thailand, Advises to Use Discernment Rather Than Using Force, Urges Police to Prosecute in the Area According to the Law

Today 26 July 2568 Mr. Anukul Prueksanusak, Deputy Government Spokesperson Revealed that from the unrest situation from the clash between security forces on the Thai-Cambodian border, the government would like to warn the groups of teenagers who create content that hunts and physically harms Cambodians to stop such actions, to distinguish, to be mindful rather than emotional, and not to use force to harm Cambodians in Thailand.

which is not related to the unrest that occurred, taking into account the principles of humanity The government has instructed police officers to inspect the area and provide security, especially in areas where Cambodian workers live. If any groups of Thai teenagers are found to have physically assaulted Cambodians, they will be subject to strict legal action.

“The government, through the military, aims to solve problems by adhering to international principles. Thailand adheres to the rule of law and universal values of humanity. It does not promote the use of violence to solve problems, especially against people who are not involved. The public is asked to condemn violent acts that result in the deaths of people.”

Mr. Anukul continued that the government is concerned about Thai people in the areas along the Thai-Cambodian border. He has ordered all agencies to urgently provide assistance and take care of the safety of the people as a priority. He is also preparing to handle the situation on the Thai-Cambodian border, monitoring and keeping an eye on the situation to ensure the safety of people’s lives and property to proceed smoothly.

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