In a bold move to tackle illegal operations linked to Myanmar, Thailand has suspended electricity supply to five border areas on Wednesday morning. Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced that this action is part of the country's strategy to combat a rise in activities like human trafficking, call center scams, and money laundering.
The decision, made by Thailand's National Security Council on Tuesday, targets five connection points across three Myanmar states. These areas were found to be misused in ways that threaten the peace and security of Thailand. By cutting off power, the government aims to disrupt transnational crimes that rely on electricity for their operations and have repercussions affecting multiple countries.
\"This measure is crucial to prevent and address illegal activities that not only threaten our nation but also impact people around the world,\" said Deputy Prime Minister Anutin during a press conference. The suspension underscores Thailand's commitment to maintaining security and safeguarding its borders against disruptive and harmful operations.
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