Thai foreign ministry leads 36 envoys from 33 countries to inspect border clash damage and Cambodian minefields in Si Sa Ket


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BANGKOK: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Saturday (Aug 16) led a delegation of 36 envoys and representatives from 33 countries to Si Sa Ket province to inspect areas damaged by recent border clashes and to survey locations where Cambodian anti-personnel mines have been laid.

At 7.30am, Foreign Minister Maris Sangiampongsa, accompanied by Vice Minister Ras Chaleechan, departed with the delegation from the Royal Thai Air Force’s Wing 6 terminal at Don Mueang, Bangkok.

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