BANGKOK: The bodies of 12 Cambodian soldiers have been returned to their homeland in accordance with humanitarian principles, demonstrating respect for all fallen warriors regardless of allegiance, according to the Royal Thai Army.
On Sunday (July 27) at 4.30pm, Thai officials conducted the repatriation of the remains of 12 Cambodian soldiers who perished during combat operations in Phu Makhuea area to Cambodian authorities at the permanent border crossing point of Chong Sa-ngam, Prai Phatthana subdistrict, Phu Sing district, Si Sa Ket province, enabling the return of the deceased for religious ceremonies in their homeland.
