Cambodia Urges Thailand to Honor Border Deal Amidst Displaced Civilians
Cambodia has urged Thailand to fully implement a border demarcation agreement, as approximately 20,000 displaced civilians remain unable to return home safely due to ongoing security concerns and damaged infrastructure following recent border clashes.
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