Cambodia’s Prime Minister from Prime Minister Mennet announced that the decision would come into force from midnight on Sunday.
Cambodia has declared that in the controversial area of the border last month, relations with the Cambodian soldiers for more than a decade after the death of all the fuel from their neighbors will stop all fuel imports from Thailand.
Prime Minister Hun Mennet posted the decision on social media on Sunday that it would be applicable from midnight.
Manate said energy companies will be able to import adequately from other sources to meet the demand for home fuel and gas in the country.
Separately, on Sunday, the Cambodia Foreign Ministry urged its citizens not to go to Thailand without cause. At the same time, Thailand’s Commerce Transaction Department warned to avoid the Thai “protest area” in Cambodia.
Is on Escalation After the gunfire of a gun in the disputed border area, the death of a Cambodian soldier began between two countries last month.
For more than a century, Cambodia and Thailand have made their 817 km. (88 miles) The land boundary has been fought for sovereignty on various-dominated points.
But after the death of the soldier, the two countries have taken several measures to secure the border.
Leak phone calls
Border dispute caused a broad political confusion Leak phone calls Thailand’s Prime Minister Petongtern Shinawatra and former Cambodian leader, Hoon Sen, have a powerful influence on Wednesday.
During the call, Thai Premier told Sen that she had a domestic pressure and urged that he should not listen to the “opposite side” with the chief Thai army commander of the border.
Immediately after the leakage, a leading partner of the Bhoj Jaitai Party left the ruling alliance and gave a shadow of Petongter’s premierer.
But on Sunday, the Thai leader said that all the coalition partners had supported her government, which he said that the political stability of national security threats would be tried.
After a meeting with her alliance partners, she said, “The country must go ahead. Thailand must assemble policies to solve problems and push policies.”
However, on June 28, the rally has been summoned that the daughter of former Prime Minister Thakisin Shinawatra resigned.
