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Envoy assures safety of PH delegation in SEA Games amid Thailand-Cambodia border clashes
Philippine Ambassador to Thailand Millicent Cruz-Paredes has assured that Filipino athletes participating in the 2025 Southeast Asian Games are safe amidst ongoing border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia.
Thai authorities have implemented security measures to guarantee the safety of all SEA Games delegations, with the Ambassador stating that Bangkok remains secure and the games will continue.
The border clashes are reportedly confined to six of Thailand's seven border provinces, remaining distant from Bangkok and Chon Buri, where most SEA Games events are held.
The Philippine Embassy also confirmed that at least 118 Filipinos residing in Thailand have been evacuated due to the border dispute, and advised other Filipinos in affected areas to stay updated and follow local authorities' instructions.
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