NSTregion: With measures ranging from airlines being told not to ferry him home and putting up wanted posters along the Thai border, the government had also asked the Thais to stop supporters of SamRainsy from gathering in a border town.
With measures ranging from airlines being told not to ferry him home and putting up wanted posters along the Thai border, the government had also asked the Thais to stop supporters of Rainsy from gathering in a border town.reported that wanted posters of Rainsy and his colleagues have been posted at all checkpoints along the Thai border.
An army division commander said they were ready to arrest them and that Thai soldiers have also been informed of the group’s planned arrival and that they needed to be arrested to ensure the safety of Thai people. It said according to Cambodia's intelligence agency, anti-Hun Sen groups would seek support from more than 1,000 Cambodian workers in these provinces to join the protest against long-ruling Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen on Saturday.
A co-founder of the Cambodia National Rescue Party, Rainsy said he hoped his planned return on Saturday would trigger a People Power style movement to force Hun Sen from office. He said civil aviation authorities had only issued a notice that Rainsy was a traitor who was plotting a coup.
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