BANGKOK, Nov 11 - Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra today urged residents along the Thai-Cambodian border to stay calm as the International Court of Justice (ICJ) announces its verdict on the Preah Vihear case today.
The premier, concurrently defence minister, posted a message on her Facebook account "Yingluck Shinawatra", giving moral support for Thais and security personnel living along the borders.
She assured the public that the government has done its best to fight the case in the World Court as filed by Cambodia seeking the interpretation on the 1962 Preah Vihear ruling, in order to protect Thailand's sovereignty and the country's benefits.
The premier urged the people along the border to remain calm, asserting that the government will build peace and order along the Thai-Cambodian border, as they are the foundation of good ties between the two neighbours.
As defence minister, Ms Yingluck also urged the military at Thailand's borders to do their jobs with strength and patience. (
The premier, concurrently defence minister, posted a message on her Facebook account "Yingluck Shinawatra", giving moral support for Thais and security personnel living along the borders.
She assured the public that the government has done its best to fight the case in the World Court as filed by Cambodia seeking the interpretation on the 1962 Preah Vihear ruling, in order to protect Thailand's sovereignty and the country's benefits.
The premier urged the people along the border to remain calm, asserting that the government will build peace and order along the Thai-Cambodian border, as they are the foundation of good ties between the two neighbours.
As defence minister, Ms Yingluck also urged the military at Thailand's borders to do their jobs with strength and patience. (
From : MCOT online news
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