Of the 31 crew members detained after the Myanmar navy reportedly fired on their vessels, four are Thai citizens while the remaining 27 are Myanmar nationals

Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it would negotiate to secure the men’s release. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Thailand has protested an incident early Saturday when Myanmar's navy fired on a group of Thai fishing vessels. One crew member drowned after he leapt overboard. Myanmar detained four Thai nationals and 31 Myanmar crew members,

In a statement on Saturday, Thailand’s Ministry of Defense said that a Myanmar vessel fired at two Thai fishing vessels while they were operating 4-5.7 nautical miles (7.4-10.6 kilometers) inside Myanmar’s territorial waters. The encounter took place close to the province of Ranong on the southernmost tip of Myanmar on Thailand’s Andaman Sea coast.

STORY: Ambulances were seen at the port of Ranong in southern Thailand, after Myanmar's navy opened fire on a group of Thai fishing vessels on Saturday (November 30).The incident caused one fisherman to drown,

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has addressed the recent incident involving a Thai fishing vessel that was fired upon on November 30, resulting in one fatality, two injuries, and the detention of four individuals,

Thailand is seeking the return of four of its citizens held by Myanmar, whose navy patrols reportedly opened fire on Thai fishing vessels and detained their crews.

Myanmar’s navy opened fire on two Thai fishing vessels operating in their territorial waters, causing one Thai fisher to drown. 31 Thai fishers are now being detained in Myanmar, while Thailand says they are working to secure their release.

Thailand is seeking the return of four of its citizens held by Myanmar, whose navy patrols reportedly opened fire on Thai fishing vessels and detained their crews. A joint border committee between the two sides is working with Myanmar authorities to release the Thai fishermen,