United Kingdom · Thai Examiner
Burma’s deadly civil war crashes into Western Tak province and kills three family members, injuring two
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Myanmar’s civil war spilled onto Thai soil when a suicide drone crossed the border and exploded in a Tak chilli plantation, killing three family members, including an 11-year-old boy. The blast injured two workers and triggered a major security opera
Key facts
- Myanmar’s civil war spilled onto Thai soil when a suicide drone crossed the border and exploded in a Tak chilli plantation, killing three family members, including an 11-year-old boy
- Drone wreckage, blast crater and dead family discovered as investigators reach border blast scene
- Two survivors rushed to hospital as investigators trace drone flight from Myanmar border clashes
- Panic erupts after field explosion as police seal the scene and forensic teams begin inquiries
- Authorities probe drone origin while warning residents over suspicious objects near the frontier
- A suspected suicide drone crossed from war-torn Myanmar into Thailand and exploded in a Tak chilli plantation on Tuesday, killing three members of the same family and seriously injuring two other workers
Summary
A suspected suicide drone crossed from war-torn Myanmar into Thailand and exploded in a Tak chilli plantation on Tuesday, killing three members of the same family and seriously injuring two other workers. Investigators found drone wreckage, a blast crater and deadly shrapnel scattered across the field, triggering a major security operation and raising fresh fears that Myanmar’s conflict is spilling onto Thai soil and, in particular, is costing lives.
Three members of the same family were killed and two other workers were seriously injured after an explosive device linked to a suspected suicide drone detonated near Thailand’s border with Myanmar on Tuesday.