20,000 Cambodian Civilians Still Displaced Despite Ceasefire: Interior Ministry
Around 20,000 Cambodian civilians remain displaced despite a ceasefire along the Cambodia-Thailand border and international peace calls, according to the Ministry of Interior. Security concerns and damaged infrastructure are cited as reasons for their inability to return home.
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