Foreign Nationals Operating Businesses Illegally in Thai Markets

A Cambodian woman is caught operating a large seafood stall in a market, allegedly displacing Thai vendors.

The stall was initially thought to be run by an employee, but it was revealed to be owned by Cambodian nationals using a former Thai husband's name as a front.

The Cambodian woman's husband confronted authorities, expressing no fear of jail and claiming innocence.

An investigation by the Chonburi Provincial Employment Office uncovered that the stall owner was Cambodian and had caused disturbances. Further investigation led to the discovery of six other foreign nationals working in similar roles.

The report shifts to escalating tensions along the Thai-Cambodian border, with Cambodian soldiers allegedly encroaching and causing disturbances.

Cambodian soldiers are seen posting videos and engaging in provocative actions, including interfering with Thai soldiers installing barbed wire fences.

Footage shows a direct confrontation where Cambodian soldiers attempt to pull down Thai barbed wire fences, while Thai soldiers try to maintain their position.

Despite Thai soldiers' efforts to maintain the border, Cambodian forces continue to provoke and harass, even building earthen mounds to gain a height advantage.

A message from a friend of a soldier highlights the risks and sacrifices made by those on the front lines.

Thai and Cambodian soldiers meet during patrols. Thai soldiers suggest de-escalation and letting higher command handle any disputes.

Cambodian forces create earthen mounds near the border, providing cover and a vantage point over Thai positions.

An increased number of Cambodian soldiers are observed at the border, suggesting a potential reinforcement or prolonged deployment.

Thai bomb disposal units discover modified anti-tank mines rigged with tripwires near the border, indicating a dangerous escalation.