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Thai gas station hit by Cambodia rocket may miss state compensation
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SISAKET — 27 August 2026, A gas station in Sisaket province that was hit by a BM-21 rocket fired from Cambodia may not qualify for government compensation because it is privately owned, prompting the station’s owner to demand that authorities reconsider the eligibility criteria.
Key facts
- SISAKET — 27 August 2026, A gas station in Sisaket province that was hit by a BM-21 rocket fired from Cambodia may not qualify for government compensation because it is privately owned, prompting the station’s owner to demand that
- People’s Party list MP Rukchanok Srinok, chairwoman of the House committee overseeing budget preparation and administration, said the committee had reviewed compensation for people affected by the recent Thailand-Cambodia clashes,
- She said the gas station was therefore not covered under the relevant insurance provisions and had received only 1 million baht in humanitarian assistance
- Gas station owner Kamonrat Phonsetlert attended the committee meeting, along with representatives from the Sisaket Office of the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) and the Prime Minister’s Office.
Summary
People’s Party list MP Rukchanok Srinok, chairwoman of the House committee overseeing budget preparation and administration, said the committee had reviewed compensation for people affected by the recent Thailand-Cambodia clashes, including damage to a gas station in Ban Phue, Kantharalak district, Sisaket.
Gas station owner Kamonrat Phonsetlert attended the committee meeting, along with representatives from the Sisaket Office of the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) and the Prime Minister’s Office.