Mine

Mine event in Si Sa Ket, Thailand on Wed 11th February 2026

11th February 2026

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On 11 February 2026, at around 4:40 pm, three Thai soldiers were injured by a landmine believed to be a remnant of past fighting planted by suspected Cambodian military while conducting clearance and area verification operations inside a controlled zone in Phrai Phatthana, Phu Sing (Si Sa Ket). A soldier from the 132nd Infantry Company, stepped on the explosive, resulting in the amputation of his left leg and severe injuries to his right leg. Two other soldiers sustained minor injuries from blast pressure and shrapnel.

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