Summary
Fighting between Thailand and Cambodia has continued for three days, causing more than 500,000 people to flee their homes. Both countries blame each other for starting the conflict, which has led to the deaths of at least 13 people. The military actions include cross-border shelling and air raids.
Key Facts
- The conflict has lasted for three days with ongoing shelling and air raids.
- Over 500,000 civilians have evacuated from their homes in Thailand and Cambodia.
- At least 13 soldiers and civilians have died in the fighting so far.
- In Thailand, more than 400,000 people moved to shelters across seven provinces.
- Cambodia has evacuated 101,229 people to safe spots in five provinces.
- Thai F-16 jets have attacked areas in Cambodia, and Cambodian rockets hit 12 areas in Thailand.
- Fighting has occurred in almost all provinces bordering Cambodia, with significant incidents reported.
- Concerns exist over the availability of aid and the possibility of the conflict spreading further.
