Solemn Ceremony in Surin

Honoring Three Brave Soldiers

The 25th Military Circle held a heartfelt ceremony at Weerawatyothin Camp Hospital in Surin to honor three soldiers who lost their lives defending Thailand’s sovereignty during recent clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border. The event marked a dignified farewell as their bodies were prepared for return to their hometowns for final funeral rites.

Identifying the Fallen Heroes

Members of the 6th Reconnaissance Company

The soldiers, all from the 6th Long Range Reconnaissance Company, were named as Sergeant First Class Kritsada Noikhot, Sergeant First Class Jirayu Singhon, and Sergeant First Class Noppol Boonlert. Their sacrifice amid escalating border hostilities highlights the courage and dedication of Thailand’s armed forces in protecting the nation.

Distinguished Attendees

Military and Civilian Leaders Present

The ceremony drew a notable gathering, including Major General Chainakorn Kijkana, Commander of the 25th Military Circle, and Weeraichai Prasertso, Deputy Governor of Surin Province. Their presence underscored the significance of the event, reflecting both military and civilian respect for the soldiers’ ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

Community and Family Support

Paying Respects Together

Military officers, Royal Volunteers 904, Royal Initiative Volunteers, and the soldiers’ grieving families and relatives attended to pay their respects. The collective presence of these groups demonstrated a unified community effort to honor the fallen, offering solace to loved ones during a time of profound loss amid the ongoing conflict.

Escalating Border Tensions

Sacrifices on the Front Lines

The soldiers’ loss occurred during intensified clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border, where violence has surged in recent days. Their commitment to safeguarding Thailand’s territorial integrity in such perilous conditions serves as a poignant reminder of the risks faced by those stationed at the forefront of the nation’s defense.

A Lasting Legacy of Valor

Farewell with Honor

The ceremony at Weerawatyothin Camp Hospital provided a moment of reflection and gratitude for the soldiers’ bravery. As their bodies were sent home for funeral rites, the event reinforced Thailand’s commitment to honoring its defenders, ensuring their sacrifices are remembered as the nation navigates the challenges of the border crisis.

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