ASEAN Observers Visit Displaced Citizens Amidst Cambodian-Thai Border Dispute
Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense announced that ASEAN Observers (AOT) visited a displaced persons camp near the Thai border to assess the situation of Cambodian citizens unable to return home due to illegal occupation and destruction by Thai forces. The visit highlights the urgency of border demarcation between the two nations.
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