Asean leaders renew call for Thailand, Cambodia to end hostilities


IPOH: Thailand and Cambodia have been urged to cease all hostilities and to settle any disputes peacefully.

In a joint statement by Asean's Foreign Ministers, it said that the ongoing situation at the border between both countries was deeply concerning as it resulted in increasing number of casualties, destruction of properties and displacement of a large number of people.

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