Officers deployed to monitor ceasefire deal


Keeping the peace: Lt-Jen Zahani (front and centre, in blue), senior officers and members of the IOT before the latter depart for Cambodia, at Subang Air Base. — RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The Star

SUBANG: Ten officers from the Interim Observer Team (IOT) have been deployed to Cambodia to monitor the ceasefire agreement between Cambodia and Thailand.

Led by Brig-Jen Datuk Asri Shukor of the Malaysian Armed Forces, the team also includes five officers from the Army, Navy and Air Force, along with two officers each from Indonesia and the Philippines.

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