Four Cambodians killed in border unrest with Thailand: Cambodia minister

At least nine injured

Reuters

Phnom Penh, Updated At : 02:29 PM Dec 08, 2025 IST

People rest at a shelter, following fresh military clashes between Thailand and Cambodia along parts of their disputed border, in Buriram province, Thailand, on Monday. Reuters

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Four Cambodian civilians have been killed and nine others injured after fighting erupted at the border with Thailand on Monday, Cambodia's information minister Neth Pheaktra said in a Facebook post.

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