Thai PM Anutin denies plan to reopen Thai-Cambodian border next month


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BANGKOK: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Monday (Oct 27) denied claims that his government would reopen border crossings with Cambodia next month, stressing that at least four steps outlined in the joint declaration must be completed before normal relations can resume.

Anutin was responding to speculation that Thai-Cambodian border checkpoints would reopen on Nov 1.

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