The National Security Council Secretary-General revealed that the army affirms full security management of the Thai-Myanmar border area. He noted that Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sihasak provided a smooth briefing on Thai-Cambodian border issues and hinted at plans to implement future contingency measures.
On 9 Nov 2026 at the Government House, General Chaipruk Duangprapat, Secretary-General of the National Security Council (NSC), spoke after the 7/2569 NSC meeting chaired by Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul. Regarding the Thai-Myanmar border, the army, responsible for the area, along with the Ministry of Interior, briefed the meeting on their preparations and actions. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sihasak Puangketkaew is scheduled to visit Myanmar on 12 Nov, where this issue will be discussed.
The NSC Secretary-General stated that in various areas, the army explained it is providing full care and security preparations for local Thai people as well as those affected by the conflict. If such individuals enter, there are designated safe locations under the army’s protection.
Regarding the Thai-Cambodian border, the NSC Secretary-General said Deputy Prime Minister Sihasak reported to the meeting following his recent trip. The situation is largely orderly, and there may be measures or strategies for response and faster information management. Relevant agencies will coordinate to review and analyze plans and details for future actions covering both land and maritime security.