Thailand-Malaysia High Level Committee meeting enhances military cooperation

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Thailand-Malaysia High Level Committee meeting enhances military cooperation

Tanakorn Sangiam

 

 

MALACCA (NNT) - Thailand and Malaysia have promoted the enhancement of both countries’ bilateral cooperation in government affairs and the military, at the 36th Thailand-Malaysia High Level Committee (HLC) meeting.

 

The Royal Thai Army Commander in Chief, Gen Ponpipat Benyasri, and the 4th Army Region chief Lt Gen Pornsak Poonsawat, have led a group from Thailand to attend the 36th Thailand-Malaysia High Level Committee (HLC) meeting in Malacca, Malaysia, where they were received by the Malaysian Army Chief Gen Tan Sri Ahmad Hasbullah Mohd Nawawi.

 

The meeting signifies the two countries’ mutual wish to extend cooperation between the military and government agencies through exchanges of information, and joint efforts in the development and management of border areas.

 

At the meeting, officials discussed cooperation to enhance security measures in border areas, which at the same time allow for the development of local economies and communities, helping improve villagers’ livelihoods.

 

In Yala province, Internal Security Operations Command 4 (Forward Command) and the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission had earlier encouraged local cell phone users to go through the mobile number user identification process with their carriers, at any of the operators’ service points before the 31st October 2019 deadline, after which unidentified numbers may be suspended.

 

The identification period has been extended for users on the AIS network, both for pre-paid and post-paid services, who can now enrol in the users identification scheme until 30th April 2020. Failure to undertake the identification by the new deadline will result in the suspension of unidentified numbers.

 

There are currently some 900,000 mobile numbers on the AIS network in three southern border provinces and four districts of Songkhla. Some 500,000 of these remain unidentified as of today.

 

-- © Copyright NNT 2019-11-03

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