Bangkok Post
Six members of navy humanitarian team involved in deactivating land mines were wounded by an explosion in Chanthaburi's Pong Nam Ron district, near Cambodia, on Wednesday.
The six were part of a 10-member team scouring a former mine field in a tapioca plantation near Marum village in tambon Khlong Yai on the border with Cambodia.
One of them stepped on a mine.
Of the six, three were seriously wounded. The wounded were admitted to Krungthep Chanthaburi Hospital.
The team was on a mine clearing operation after being informed by planters whose tractor working in the field ran over a mine on June 11. The explosion damaged the tractor and slightly wounded the driver.
5 comments:
Stop full bullshit with Khmer Rouge case. Turn your head and your eyes around you and see!...Vietnamese in our country a lot every where and Thai wants our land and the temple. So stop fighting about Khmer Rouge. Your lands will be lost soon or later.
What a bunch of rookies the Siem deminers. They should have asked Cambodia for help. Cambodia are mines expert.
These farmers intruded on Cambodian territory. The border commission must study carefully.
Stop making the war of words,pointing
finger to Khmer Rouge,the opposition
parties,or someone else,CAMBODIANS
NEED UNITY TO FIGHT VIETNAM AND
THAI INTRUDERS.
BE UNITED KHMER WILL BE STRONG.
WAKE UP,STAND UP,RISE UP AGAINST
HUN SEN AND VIETNAMESE IMMIGRANTS.
remember, jayavarman II united all fragmented khmer kingdoms in 802 a.d. and found the khmer empire or the beginning of the khmer empire that lasted for nearly 600 years.
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