PATTANI, Thailand – The commander of the Fourth Army Area inspected a military training facility to assess preparations for 115 newly enlisted soldiers, focusing on their safety, welfare, and compliance with Royal Thai Army standards. The inspection took place on November 10 at the 3rd Infantry Battalion, 152nd Infantry Regiment, where recruits prepare for their initial eight weeks of military training.
During the visit, Lieutenant General Chakrit Ucharatana, commander of the Fourth Army Area, reviewed the training curriculum, healthcare arrangements, disease prevention measures, and heatstroke precautions. Senior officers also briefed him on the readiness of sleeping quarters, food preparation and dining facilities, and safety procedures intended to protect recruits throughout their training.
Lt. Gen. Chakrit instructed commanders and instructors to prioritize recruits’ safety and well-being, with close attention to their physical and mental health. He directed training personnel to follow established Army regulations and gradually increase activity intensity based on recruits’ readiness.
The commander also met with all 115 recruits and encouraged them to approach training with patience, determination, and discipline. He urged them to use the experience to develop their abilities and prepare for their responsibilities as soldiers. (NNT)
