The government has affirmed its commitment to explore all avenues to secure the release of the remaining 18 Thai hostages after a second group of four Thais was released by Hamas late on Saturday night.
The release of Nathaporn Onkaew, Komkrit Chombua, Anucha Angkaew and Manee Jirachart brings the number of Thais freed during a temporary ceasefire to 14, while the number still being held captive stands at 18.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Thais were sent for…
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