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On 28 October, Royal Thai Army personnel from the 4th Infantry Regiment, 1st Battalion, Pha Muang Force, were conducting a patrol to enforce the 2021 Drug Act along the Thai‑Myanmar border at the Srisai village crossing on the Ruak River, Mae Sai district, Chiang Rai province. At approximately 04:30 h, the soldiers encountered a group of five to six individuals suspected of transporting contraband. The suspects demanded to be searched but fired an unknown weapon at the officers. The soldiers returned fire, and a brief firefight lasting about five minutes ensued. The suspects used their knowledge of the terrain to escape. By 06:20 h, the soldiers had secured the area and discovered seven bags of ice wrapped in black plastic. The weights were as follows: bags 1–2, 40 kg each; bags 3–5, 39.5 kg each; bag 6, 38 kg; and bag 7, 25 kg. The total weight of the seized material was approximately 261.5 kg. The evidence was taken to the authorities for further investigation and legal processing. Article source: Manager Online | Image credit: Manager Online
On 28 October, Royal Thai Army personnel from the 4th Infantry Regiment, 1st Battalion, Pha Muang Force, were conducting a patrol to enforce the 2021 Drug Act along the Thai‑Myanmar border at the Srisai village crossing on the Ruak River, Mae Sai district, Chiang Rai province. At approximately 04:30 h, the soldiers encountered a group of five to six individuals suspected of transporting contraband. The suspects demanded to be searched but fired an unknown weapon at the officers. The soldiers returned fire, and a brief firefight lasting about five minutes ensued. The suspects used their knowledge of the terrain to escape. By 06:20 h, the soldiers had secured the area and discovered seven bags of ice wrapped in black plastic. The weights were as follows: bags 1–2, 40 kg each; bags 3–5, 39.5 kg each; bag 6, 38 kg; and bag 7, 25 kg. The total weight of the seized material was approximately 261.5 kg. The evidence was taken to the authorities for further investigation and legal processing.
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