Thailand issues updated casualty and evacuation figures from Thai–Cambodian border clashes
As of July 27, Thai authorities report 14 civilian and 8 military deaths, over 139,000 evacuees, and continued relief operations across seven provinces
Situation Report – July 27
Thai authorities have released the latest figures regarding the ongoing clashes along the Thai–Cambodian border. The report details civilian and military casualties, mass evacuations, and ongoing humanitarian support efforts.
Civilian Casualties (51 Total)
- Fatalities: 14
- Seriously injured: 12
- Moderately injured: 12
- Slightly injured: 13
Military Casualties (111 Total)
- Fatalities: 8
- Injured: 103
Civilian Evacuations
A total of 139,646 civilians have been evacuated from high-risk zones to shelters across seven provinces. This reflects an increase of 3,720 people since the previous report.
Evacuation breakdown by province:
- Si Sa Ket: 62,691
- Surin: 39,104
- Ubon Ratchathani: 16,816
- Buri Ram: 10,755
- Trat: 5,754
- Sa Kaeo: 4,076
- Chanthaburi: 450
Volunteer Deployments
Personnel mobilized across four key provinces:
- Royal Volunteers 904: 147
- Civilian Volunteers: 2,480
- Territorial Defense Student Volunteers: 220
Royal Kitchen Relief Operations
Between July 24 and 26, seven Royal Kitchen units and nine mobile kitchen trucks were deployed, distributing a total of 125,100 meal boxes to civilians in affected areas.
