Urgent Safety Advisory Issued

Avoiding High-Risk Border Zones

Surin’s governor has issued a critical warning, urging residents to steer clear of areas within 120 kilometers of the Thai-Cambodian border due to heightened tensions. The advisory, shared through the Surin Provincial Emergency Response Centre’s official social media, emphasizes the need to avoid potential dangers in these zones over the next one to three days.

Concerns Over Cambodian Rocket Systems

Long-Range Threats Detected

The alert follows reports of Cambodia deploying PHL-03 and KS-1C rocket systems in the Udor Meachey region, capable of striking targets up to 120 kilometers away. This development has raised fears of possible escalation, prompting authorities to prioritize public safety and minimize exposure to risks along the volatile border.

Specific Areas to Avoid

High-Risk Locations Identified

The governor’s statement highlights several locations within the 120-kilometer radius that residents should temporarily avoid, including military bases, hospitals, schools, shopping malls, convenience stores, and densely populated communities. These areas are considered particularly vulnerable due to their strategic or crowded nature, increasing the need for caution.

Minimizing Time in Danger Zones

Guidance for Essential Travel

For those who must travel to these high-risk areas, the governor advises limiting time spent there and returning home quickly, especially for residents in districts close to the border. This recommendation aims to reduce potential exposure to threats while allowing essential activities to continue with heightened awareness.

Public Urged to Avoid Gatherings

Reducing Vulnerability in Crowds

The advisory strongly discourages large gatherings in the specified zones, as crowded areas could become targets during the ongoing conflict. By avoiding such gatherings, residents can help lower their risk and support local efforts to maintain safety amid the uncertain situation along the Thai-Cambodian frontier.

Surin’s Proactive Safety Measures

Ensuring Community Protection

The Surin Provincial Emergency Response Centre’s proactive warning reflects the governor’s commitment to safeguarding residents as tensions persist. By clearly communicating the risks and providing actionable guidance, authorities are working to protect communities while monitoring developments to ensure timely updates for public safety.

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