The Nation
Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban said he had not been informed of the arrest of a Thai man in Phnom Penh on charge of spying.
"I've not received any report yet. I'll check with security agencies whether they have received any report or not," Suthep said.
The Thai man was identified as Siwarak Chothipong, 31. He was working as engineer for Cambodia Air Traffic Services Co Ltd and allegedly copying information of flight schedule of the private jet of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra and sent the information back to Thailand.
"I've not received any report yet. I'll check with security agencies whether they have received any report or not," Suthep said.
The Thai man was identified as Siwarak Chothipong, 31. He was working as engineer for Cambodia Air Traffic Services Co Ltd and allegedly copying information of flight schedule of the private jet of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra and sent the information back to Thailand.
4 comments:
Thailand should not use an engineer working as spy in Cambodia. Thailand should use its ally (SRP) does the job for them.
It makes sense a lot...while Hun Sen is busy to handle border issue with Thailand, Sam Rainsy is busy to handle border issue with Vietnam.
But now everything is in contradict because CPP's parliamentarians are in hurry to lift Sam Rainsy's immunity because of his courage to protect Cambodian border at the eastern zone.
Let all of us including CPP's members wake up to unite Khmers together and build our country by our own or self-reliance.
KY
ahan...? its so informative thanks for sharing this informative blog with us.
Put those Thai workers in jail more so the world can see not only Khmer working in Thailand, but Thai working in Cambodia as well.
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