Police Intercept Convoy in Phetchaburi Following Security Checks
Authorities in Phetchaburi intercepted a convoy of over 30 vehicles associated with a protest group, resulting in the discovery of a loaded firearm.
According to a report by Matichon Online on November 7, 2026, police authorities in Phetchaburi conducted security screenings on a convoy consisting of more than 30 vehicles. The convoy was identified as being associated with a group led by a figure referred to as 'Kamnan Mano.' During the inspection process, officers discovered a 9mm handgun in the possession of one of the drivers. The weapon was reportedly found in a loaded state, with a round already chambered. The incident occurred as the group was moving through the Phetchaburi area. For residents and travelers in the region, this event highlights the potential for increased police presence and traffic disruptions on major routes when protest convoys are active. While the immediate security concern regarding the weapon has been addressed by law enforcement, the broader implications of the group's movement and their specific objectives remain to be confirmed. Travelers are advised to monitor local news reports for updates on potential road closures or security checkpoints that may affect travel plans in the Phetchaburi province. Authorities have not yet released further details regarding the legal consequences for the individual found with the firearm or the specific intentions of the convoy.
