Cambodian Nationals Cross Border for Agriculture, Thai Military Intervenes with GPS Evidence
Cambodian nationals were found conducting agricultural activities across the border line in Sa Kaeo province. Thai military forces intervened, using GPS data to prove the intrusion, and successfully negotiated a cessation of activities based on the 2000 MOU.
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