Hey travellers! 😬 A Chinese national was injured by a landmine explosion at the Thailand-Cambodia border on Saturday (Nov 29), says the Chinese embassy in Thailand. The blast left them with injuries, but the good news is theyre now in stable condition thanks to quick embassy support and help from local authorities.
Right after the incident, the Chinese embassy in Thailand jumped into action. They got on the phone with Thai authorities, coordinated medical treatment, and are staying closely in touch with the hospital. The embassy also promised to provide any extra assistance needed to help the traveller recover. 🙏
Landmines are a legacy issue in this border region—remnants from past conflicts that groups like the Cambodian Mine Action Center (CMAC) are working hard to clear. But as recent events show, theres still risk if youre venturing off the beaten path.
If youre planning a trip across the Thailand-Cambodia border, here are a few quick tips to stay safe:
- Stick to marked paths and official crossing points.
- Keep an eye out for warning signs—its there for a reason!
- Follow local guidance and updates from authorities.
The Chinese embassy reminds all Chinese citizens in Thailand to follow local immigration rules and stay alert to any safety warnings. In case of emergencies, dont hesitate to reach out to the Chinese embassy or consulate in Thailand for help.
Stay safe out there, and travel smart! ✈️🌏
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Chinese national injured by landmine at Thailand-Cambodia border
cgtn.com
