Thai-Cambodian tensions over anthem at temple

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Thai-Cambodian tensions over anthem at temple

Suranaree Task Force of the Royal Thai Army has filed a protest letter to Cambodia's government over its soldiers singing their national anthem at the Prasat Ta Muen Thom temple in Surin province.

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The Thai army's Suranaree task force has sent a letter of protest to the Cambodian government after its soldiers sang the Cambodian national anthem at Prasat Ta Muen Thom temple in Surin province (Thailand).

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Thai PM Downplays Controversy Over Cambodian Anthem

Dispute Erupts at Surin Temple Amid Ongoing Tensions Over Preah Vihear PUBLISHED: 18 Feb 2025 at 20:09 Small Medium Large A recent confrontation at the Prasat Ta Muean Thom temple in Surin province has reignited discussions surrounding the long-standing territorial dispute between Thailand and Cambodia. The incident involved a group of Cambodian women singing their national anthem, which drew the attention of local authorities and raised sens…

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The Suranaree Task Force issued a second warning letter to Cambodian soldiers after the incident of singing a morale-boosting song inside Ta Muen Temple, while soldiers from both sides maintained tight security.

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Tension at Thai Border Temple: Cambodian Military Leader Sings Anthem on Thai Soil

Picture courtesy: Naewna A recent confrontation nearly erupted when a Cambodian military leader led soldiers to chant their national anthem on Thai soil, warning Thai troops not to step on the area. The dramatic episode unfolded on 13th February at the Ta Muen Thom Temple, a historic site straddling the Thailand-Cambodia border in Surin province. Tensions flared as the Cambodian troops marched onto the temple grounds, accusing Thai soldi…

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Disputed Borders Stir Controversy - Thailand protests Cambodian national anthem performance at Ta Muen Thom Temple

Phumtham states that while the area is still disputed, with no clear demarcation of borders, Thailand allows Cambodian citizens to visit and pay respects to the temple. BANGKOK, Thailand – Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Phumtham Wechayachai, expressed concerns about a group of Cambodian citizens singing a patriotic song at the Ta Muen Thom Temple, located in Surin province, Thailand, on February 17. The temple, which sits on a di…