Conflict between Thai and Cambodian armed forces has resulted in at least 16 deaths and displaced over 120,000 residents. The Department of Foreign Affairs warns against all travel to the border region and advises Irish citizens to remain vigilant. Armed clashes stem from longstanding border disputes, leading to fatalities and restrictions on border crossings and air travel. Additionally, there is a heightened risk of terrorism in Thailand, particularly in tourist areas, with prior incidents prompting increased security measures.
At least 16 people have died and more than 120,000 residents of the border region have been forced to flee due to the conflict.
The Department of Foreign Affairs has updated its travel advice for both Thailand and Cambodia, advising against all travel to the border region.
The clashes have resulted in fatalities, including civilian fatalities. Border crossings are subject to restrictions and closures, and there may also be a possibility of disruption to air travel between the two countries.
Travel advice for Thailand also includes a warning of a heightened risk of terrorism in the country, with terrorist attacks occurring from time to time in popular tourist destinations.
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