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Thailand Bombs Near Poipet Casino Hub on Cambodian Border
Thai forces bombed a logistics centre storing BM-21 rockets in Poipet amid border clashes, with at least 38 total deaths and 800,000 displaced in recent fighting, officials said.
- Thailand says it has bombed a "logistics centre" near the Cambodian casino town of Poipet, close to their shared border.
- The renewed fighting between Thailand and Cambodia this month has resulted in casualties on both sides and displaced around 800,000 people, with each country accusing the other of instigating attacks.
- China is sending an envoy and ASEAN foreign ministers are meeting for emergency talks aimed at finding a diplomatic solution to the conflict stemming from a longstanding border dispute.
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Thailand strikes building in Cambodia's border casino hub
Thailand on Thursday bombed a building in a Cambodian casino town and major crossing between the two nations, as foreign powers pressured them to halt reignited border clashes.
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The border dispute continues on Thursday between Thailand and Cambodia, which accused its neighbour of bombing the city of Poipet.
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