Recently, Thai media reported that the Thai Shakao Immigration Bureau received a notice from the local Kongha County border inspection station personnel that a Myanmar soldier drove a military vehicle of the country into Thailand, and was driving at a fast speed, and fled towards the local Watananak County. Subsequently, the staff of the Immigration Bureau immediately reported to the local police, and the police then went to the above-mentioned areas with local troops and soldiers to pursue them.
On the evening of November 5, the police found the above-mentioned vehicle at a traffic light intersection in the local area. Because the man in the car was unwilling to get off, and the police were worried that there might be explosive items in the car, the two sides were in a stalemate all night. The police learned that the man was a Myanmar soldier and suspected of family conflicts that caused him to have manic symptoms, so they drove into Thailand. During
, the Thai police tried to negotiate with the man many times, but no results were achieved. The Thai police then coordinated with the Myanmar Embassy and contacted his family to communicate, but the man was still unwilling to get off the car. The man didn't get off the car until around 9 a.m. on November 6, but he held a gun in his hand, so the Thai police kept on high alert. At around 14:00 p.m. that day, without causing any casualties, the Thai police successfully controlled the man and sent him to a local hospital for a comprehensive examination. At present, Thai police have prosecuted the Myanmar soldier on as many as 13 charges including , including .
