After very heavy rain, it flooded the Peak area in Phnom Penh city...

In a humanitarian gesture, Cambodian authorities allowed a Thai military attaché stationed in Phnom Penh to cross the closed border on Saturday to seek medical treatment in Thailand... khmertimeskh.com/501720587/camb…

Thailand launches airstrikes on Cambodian military targets in major escalation of border dispute. Follow live updates: cnn.it/3GU9ZFK

Why are Thailand and Cambodia fighting at the border? bbc.in/453ypo2

As someone living in Cambodia, yesterday’s border clash didn’t feel far away. People died—Thai civilians, including children—after Cambodian rocket fire reportedly struck border villages. That’s tragic and unacceptable. But it didn’t happen in a vacuum. Thai forces reportedly

Ongoing conflict at the Cambodia/Thailand border.

Cambodia calls for immediate ceasefire with Thailand bbc.in/456YbI6

No one ever sees my tweets (raises fist to the sky), but if you do see this or a related tweet, please consider passing on what is happening on the Cambodian/Thai border. #Cambodianeedpeace #Cambodia Thank you to the reporters on the ground, including as always Mech Dara.

A Cambodia house has suffered severe damages from shelling... The armed clash has broken between Cambodia and Thai military since 24th at multiple locations along border

Having lived in Cambodia for many years, I’ve seen firsthand the heart and resilience of its people. Cambodia isn’t a big country, but its people are warm and generous. As the saying goes, “Cambodia is a small country with a big heart.” I’ve seen that play out time and time

Even as leaders meet in Kuala Lumpur to talk peace, Thai forces launched fresh attacks before dawn today—rockets, drones, cluster bombs—all while tanks mass at the border. 150,000 Cambodians are fleeing back from Thailand. Schools shut. Families displaced.

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Thousands of Cambodian citizens, including youths, marched in Phnom Penh on the afternoon of August 2, waving Khmer national flags to show that Cambodia loves peace and opposes war. It follows a clash between Cambodian and Thai armies from July 24 to 28.

On August 3, hundreds of fellow Cambodians and Buddhist monks living in Washington, Oregon, and California gathered patriotically at the Washington State Capitol Campus in Olympia to protest Thailand’s unlawful military encroachment into Cambodian territory, Cambodianess

A very huge crowd of displaced family at the resettlement camp who evacuated from their home came to collect drinking water ..during five-day fighting that killed a few dozen people including soldiers and displaced thousands

This is a great piece from Sao Phal Niseiy about a hotel owner in Cambodia's Oddar Meanchey province, keeping their doors open for journalists through conflict and a tenuous ceasefire. Human-driven stories are most important to amplify amid conflict cambodianess.com/article/hotel-…

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