Bangkok: Mr. Anukul Prueksanusak, the deputy government spokesman, has issued a stern warning to groups of teenagers, advising them against creating content that involves chasing and causing harm to others. He emphasized the importance of discernment and mindfulness instead of resorting to force. The government has directed police to monitor areas closely and take legal action where necessary. According to Thai News Agency, the warning comes in response to the recent unrest at the Thai-Cambodian border, which involved clashes between security forces. The government is particularly concerned about content that targets Cambodians, urging teenagers to stop such harmful actions and consider humanitarian principles. Police officers have been instructed to inspect areas with Cambodian communities to ensure their safety. Any Thai teenagers found to have harmed Cambodians will face strict legal penalties. Mr. Anukul highlighted that the government, alongside the military, is committed to resolving issues in accorda nce with international standards, emphasizing the rule of law and human values. He strongly condemned any acts of violence, especially those resulting in loss of life. The public is urged to denounce such violent actions. He further stated that the government is focused on the well-being of Thai citizens near the border, with all agencies tasked with providing urgent assistance and ensuring public safety. Preparations are underway to manage the situation effectively, with continuous monitoring to safeguard lives and property.
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