Commander of the 1st Army Area Inspects Units After Serving with the Narathiwat Task Force, Reinforcing Missions in the Southern Border Provinces

Today (2 Feb) Lieutenant General Worayot Leuangsuwan, Commander of the 1st Army Area, along with his commanding officers, visited Narathiwat Province to inspect and encourage personnel under the 1st Army Area Command who have been entrusted by the Royal Thai Army to serve in the Southern Border Provinces, specifically in Narathiwat Province. Major General Yodawut Phungphak, Commander of the Narathiwat Task Force, welcomed him.

Lieutenant General Worayot received a briefing on the operational activities of the Narathiwat Task Force at the Task Force headquarters. The Kalayanivattana Camp in Mueang District, Narathiwat Province, which is responsible for an area covering 13 districts, has deployed a special task force from units under the 1st Army Area Command, consisting of the 3rd Infantry Battalion Task Force (Task Force 3rd Infantry Battalion) and the 11th Ranger Task Force (Task Force 11th Ranger Battalion). Their main mission is to maintain internal security in the area, enforce the law, and maintain peace and order, preventing acts of violence through integrated cooperation among the three parties, ensuring the safety of life and property of the people, and creating lasting peace in the area. On this occasion, Lieutenant General Worayot inspected the operations of Task Force 11th Ranger Battalion personnel in Khao Sam Sip Village, Waeng District, and the 3rd Infantry Battalion Task Force at Sukhirin Royal Residence, Rat Samakkee Village, Sukhirin District, Narathiwat Province. He presented morale-boosting supplies, inquired about the well-being of the personnel, and encouraged them in their duties.

Lt. Gen. Worayot stated that the purpose of this visit was to encourage and thank the personnel for their dedication and hard work. Please strictly adhere to the policies and guidelines of the Commander of the 4th Army Area, in his capacity as Director of Internal Security Operations Command Region 4 (ISOC Region 4), and the Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Army, in his capacity as Deputy Director of ISOC. Unit commanders are emphasized to ensure that personnel understand and fully implement the procedures, maintaining discipline in working with government agencies and the public in the area. Importantly, unit commanders must ensure that all personnel receive their full entitlements and closely supervise their subordinates to enable them to perform their assigned duties efficiently and achieve their objectives.

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