Temporary Cambodia/Thailand border marker placement going smoothly


Working groups from Cambodia and Thailand use a drone to take photographs between border pillars 42 and 43 in Prey Chan village. - Supplied via The Phnom Penh Post/ANN

PHNOM PENH: The working group responsible for measuring and marking temporary pillars on the border in Banteay Meanchey province between pillars 42 and 47 is continuing to work smoothly. As of November 24, aerial photography using drones has covered 5.3 kilometres between border posts 42 and 43, or approximately 76 per cent of the total distance.

According to the Cambodian team, the joint group from the Cambodian and Thai sides are using aerial drone photography to generate a photo map before temporary markers are installed on the ground.

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