News24 | ‘Thank God, We Fled’: Thailand Granny Returns to Destroyed Home After Deadly Cambodia War

News24 | ‘Thank God, we fled’: Thailand granny returns to destroyed home after deadly Cambodia war

After hearing that a nearby convenience store had been hit by shelling from Cambodia last week, Koon Kantho quickly packed her essentials, locked up her home and scurried to safety at a relative’s house with her family.

'Thank God, we fled': Thai grandmother returns to ruined home after border conflict

KANTHARALAK, Thailand - After hearing that a nearby convenience store had been hit by shelling from Cambodia last week, Koon Kantho quickly packed her essentials, locked up her home and scurried to safety at a relative's house with her family. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Tensions at border, Pattaya holds steady — experts say Cambodia’s tourism hit harder, casinos crippled

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