'I don't dare go back': BBC visits Cambodian villages caught in Thai border conflict
Summary
The BBC reported on a conflict at the Thai-Cambodian border, where the dispute has displaced thousands and led to deaths. A new border line with razor wire has been set up, affecting villages like Chouk Chey, as border tensions continue between Thailand and Cambodia.Key Facts
- A border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia has displaced thousands of people.
- Razor wire has been installed along the new border, cutting through villages like Chouk Chey.
- Thai soldiers asked Cambodian villagers to leave, offering them limited time to collect belongings.
- The dispute has led to a significant economic impact, including loss of customs revenue.
- Historic tensions stem from disputes over territories, including the temple of Preah Vihear.
- Nationalist sentiments and social media have fueled a continued war of words despite a ceasefire.
- Two ancient stairways at the Preah Vihear temple suffered damage from recent skirmishes.
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