Cambodia-Thailand Border Dispute: 20,000 Displaced Residents Unable to Return, Information Minister Shares AFP Report
Cambodia's Minister of Information has shared an Agence France-Presse (AFP) report detailing the situation along the Cambodia-Thailand border, where over 20,000 residents remain displaced due to conflict and cannot return home. Displaced individuals expressed longing for their homes, with one stating, 'I miss my home' and dreams of returning.
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