Army Denies Reports of Illegal Cambodian Vendors at Chong Chom Market

Interviews with locals regarding suspected Cambodian vendors staying in Thailand through bribes or short-term visas.

A reporter surveys the border market in Surin, noting clearance sales and the presence of non-Thai accents.

Discussion of audio clips suggesting Cambodians enter via Bangkok to bypass closed border gates.

Villagers express fear of speaking out and call for activists like Gun Jompalang to investigate.

The Army spokesperson denies the claims, stating all stalls are owned by Thai nationals.

The Army identifies the owner of the controversial shop as a Thai resident and explains the promotion event.

Discussion on the survival instincts of Cambodians and the impact of permanent border closures.

Debate on the responsibility of police and military to deport illegal vendors if verified.

Comparing Chong Chom with Rong Kluea and other passes regarding security and illegal crossings.

Emphasis on the military's power to act under martial law along the border line.