Thai Army Constructs 2km Border Road in Ubon Ratchathani
The Royal Thai Army is upgrading a 2km dirt track to a laterite road in Nam Yuen, Ubon Ratchathani, to support the Suranaree Task Force and improve local transport.
The Royal Thai Army, through Mobile Development Unit 56 of Regional Development Office 5 under the Army Development Command, has deployed engineering personnel with vehicles and heavy machinery to carry out planned projects for fiscal year 2026. The mission supports the Suranaree Task Force by urgently upgrading a 2-kilometer dirt track into a 4-meter-wide laterite road in Nam Yuen district, Ubon Ratchathani province. This infrastructure development enhances transportation convenience for local residents and supports the rapid, efficient movement of Suranaree Task Force personnel. The Army Development Command remains committed to continuously deploying personnel, machinery, and engineering capabilities to develop responsible areas, not only strengthening transport readiness and security missions but also improving quality of life and delivering tangible benefits to local communities, reflecting the Thai Army's dual role in national development and security.
