Bangkok Post
Govt braces for US-Iran fallout
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The National Security Council (NSC) will convene an urgent meeting on Wednesday to review national preparedness measures amid growing concerns over the situation in the Middle East.
Key facts
- The meeting follows warnings by several countries urging their citizens to stockpile sufficient food and drinking water for at least 72 hours and to prepare for possible emergencies.
- The National Security Council (NSC) will convene an urgent meeting on Wednesday to review national preparedness measures amid growing concerns over the situation in the Middle East.
- NSC secretary-general Gen Chaipruak Doungprapat said relevant agencies had already begun preparations, stressing that readiness measures should not be interpreted as an indication of an impending crisis.
- Rather, government agencies, contingency plans and the public must all be prepared to ensure the country's readiness to respond to developments at different levels.
Summary
The meeting follows warnings by several countries urging their citizens to stockpile sufficient food and drinking water for at least 72 hours and to prepare for possible emergencies.
NSC secretary-general Gen Chaipruak Doungprapat said relevant agencies had already begun preparations, stressing that readiness measures should not be interpreted as an indication of an impending crisis.