10 May 69
Urgent! "Army Region 2" sends a Thai-Cambodian border coordination kit to investigate and prepare to help Thai people after being caught in Cambodia for illegal immigration, expect forests along the border, and walk deep near the Khmer base, speeding up the rescue.
On May 10, 2026, the 2nd Army received a report from the Surinari forces in a case in which a Cambodian soldier arrested one Thai man after smuggling across the eye channel of the Surinthon to find the forest before disappearing the mystery for more than 15 days, causing serious family concern.
As of April 30, 2026, the online world has shared a message from a Facebook account called "Wiparat Thongsaysorn," announcing the search for relatives who went to find the forest along the border, the eye box, before losing contact and not returning home for 4-5 days.
Later, the military security agency, the ruling police, organized a series of news stories into the area that examined the domicile of the missing. The name was 58-year-old Yoshn Little, a group villager of 7 T.Kandra Mass, Castle, Surin, had a jungle search career, leaving his home from April 25, 2026 at about 6 p.m., using a Suzuki motorcycle, a black smash, registration, 772 Surin, before disappearing without a trace.
Relatives provided information that Mr. Yoch normally entered the forest for only one to two days and returned home, believing that there may have been an unexpected incident or that he might have been detained by Cambodian authorities, until his wife, Kannica Hom, reported the missing persons at Sakkabhaeng since April 29 for authorities to follow up.
Until May 4, 2026, the local police were coordinated by the local police, and accelerated to the Cambodian side through Col. Poo Peng, head of the Cambodian-Thai liaison unit in the Orchid area. The Cambodian side confirmed that Yoch had smuggled into Cambodia and was arrested for illegal immigration and was prosecuted in the Udon Chai area.
Reporters reported that the second division of the military has ordered the commander of the Surin Force to use a mechanism from the border liaison unit to accelerate with the Cambodian military to assist as soon as possible.
The Surinari force stated that it had recently received support from the family before speeding up to verify that Mr. Yoch had actually been arrested, and that the return to Thailand was still under coordination to continue the relevant legal regulations between the two countries.
Gen. Boon added that the latter was coordinated by the local police and the Facebook page of "Mr. Oh Pyrash" that a person in the castle district, about 40 kilometers from the border, had been lost for days.
After receiving the information, the military rushed to coordinate the Thai-Cambodian border, with Cambodia promising to expedite the inspection.
Later in the morning, the Cambodian Liaison Unit called back that a Thai missing person was in Udon Victory, Cambodia, and was safe.
Upon receiving such notice, he ordered the Thai Border Coordination Center, along with administrative officials, Kanan, the headman, and police officers, to immediately travel to inform the families of the missing persons so that relatives would ease their concerns and know that the missing person was safe.










































































