Thailand imposes restrictions on all travelers leading to Cambodia, because both countries remain locked in a bitter boundary dispute.
The restriction available to any vehicle or person trying to cross Cambodia from the checkpoints in many Thai provinces, as well as foreign tourists reaping Siem Reap.
The military said in a statement on Monday the new restrictions “corresponds to the current security status”.
Bilateral relationships between two countries are the worst in a decade, after the armed explosion along the border of a soldier dead by a Cambodian soldier dead.
Ever since, both countries inflict on each other’s sorts. Cambodia forbidden imports from Thailand, from fruit and vegetable electricity and internet, as well as Thai dramas.
Tours of the latest travel trips can be given to humanitarian grounds – such as students or medical patients – to agree with the officers, Thai authorities say.
The restrictions also help prevent illegal scam operations in Cambodia, according to the military.
On Monday, Thai Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra promised to crack scam operations in Cambodia, with measurements of Cambodia security agencies.
He added that foreign tourists are also forbidden from taking flights from Thailand in the celebrity resort city of Cambodian reet.
Thailand enforces similar steps to the Myanmar neighbor, which is also at home at the scam networks entering thousands of foreigners.
The dispute between Thailand and Cambodia placed Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s government to hit a political crisis, after a Leak Phone Call Between him and the strength of Cambodia’s ex-leader, Hun Sen.
On the phone call, Paetongtarn heard him “uncle” and told him to ignore a military commander “want to look cool”.
Paetongtarn defends his behavior as a “technique of negotiation”, but critics he lowered politics in Thailand politics. An important coalition companion to his Pheu Thai Party since the Alliance leaving.
The stresses between the two countries began to return for more than a century, if the boundaries were set after occupation of French in Cambodia.