In response to escalating unrest in Israel, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has directed the Thai embassy in Tel Aviv to vigilantly monitor the security situation. As tensions between Iran and Israel continue to rise, the Thai premier has urged the embassy to provide crucial updates to Thai nationals and prepare for their potential evacuation if necessary.

 

Over recent weeks, Israeli missile attacks targeting Hezbollah officials have heightened hostility, prompting Iranian counterstrikes on northern Israel. Consequently, several towns near the Lebanon border, including Dovev, Tziv’on, and Malkia, have been declared closed military zones by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) as of October 1.

The Thai embassy has swiftly communicated these developments, advising Thai residents in these regions to evacuate without delay. Essential contacts have been provided for those requiring assistance: +972 54-636-8150, +972 50-367-3195, or +972 54-569-3476.

 

Previously, Thai workers mainly engaged in Israel's agricultural and construction sectors were significantly impacted by the conflict with Hamas last October. Though many were repatriated, a considerable number chose to remain in safer areas. As the situation evolves, the Thai government remains committed to ensuring the safety of its citizens abroad.

 

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-- 2024-10-03

 

Thai Embassy in Israel on High Alert Amid Rising Tensions

Mmmmm? Rising tensions? War perhaps? The pager and walkie talkie self carried explosive was a touch of brilliance. Scary. Don't buy Chinese phones.

11 hours ago, dinsdale said:

Scary. Don't buy Chinese phones.

 

Dont buy anything Chinese.