Bangkok Post
SIEM REAP : Thailand and Cambodia will start surveying their disputed border area next month to pave the way for demarcation of their border near Preah Vihear temple, Vasin Teeravechyan said yesterday.
Mr Vasin, who is the Thai chief negotiator on the Joint Boundary Commission, said in the Cambodian province of Siem Reap that the joint survey was expected to be held in mid-December.
The commission held another round of talks yesterday in the Cambodian province followed by talks between the Thai and Cambodian foreign ministers, Sompong Amornvivat and Hor Namhong.
The two countries, however, could not settle on wording to refer to the 11th century temple in the agreement and on military issues.
A Thai delegation source said Thailand insisted on using Phra Viharn in the agreement but Cambodia argued that it must be called Preah Vihear. The Thais were concerned that agreeing to use Preah Vihear would violate the mandate given by parliament which ordered them to refer to the temple as Phra Viharn.
But Cambodia argued that Preah Vihear was internationally accepted, the sources said, adding that Thailand would have to consult parliament on the wording.
The reduction or withdrawal of troops could also be discussed.
Mr Vasin, who is the Thai chief negotiator on the Joint Boundary Commission, said in the Cambodian province of Siem Reap that the joint survey was expected to be held in mid-December.
The commission held another round of talks yesterday in the Cambodian province followed by talks between the Thai and Cambodian foreign ministers, Sompong Amornvivat and Hor Namhong.
The two countries, however, could not settle on wording to refer to the 11th century temple in the agreement and on military issues.
A Thai delegation source said Thailand insisted on using Phra Viharn in the agreement but Cambodia argued that it must be called Preah Vihear. The Thais were concerned that agreeing to use Preah Vihear would violate the mandate given by parliament which ordered them to refer to the temple as Phra Viharn.
But Cambodia argued that Preah Vihear was internationally accepted, the sources said, adding that Thailand would have to consult parliament on the wording.
The reduction or withdrawal of troops could also be discussed.
Why doing survey? Just throw Ah Pnong-Indian's arses over the cliff back to Cambodia and done with it.
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ReplyDeleteAs long you don't call us Thai (word meaning excrement), we're happy.
Why would anyone want to mess up Thai name by calling Pnong, "Thai"?
ReplyDeletewhat the fuck is wrong with the fucking thai! a bunch of idiot, prostitute, shemale, HIV, aid, gay, most westerner want to go to thailand beause there is thai prostitute, shemale, gay everything the country is fucking gay!! including the fucking thai king mother fucker!! thailand got so many problem of it own country so stay the fuck out of cambodian land mother fucker,baster, gay, fucking thailand.
ReplyDeleteUN specialist on boarder matter should be part of this.
ReplyDeleteI feel very comfortable § proud as a Phnong Indian or Khmer. I can tell to the world, that "Preah Vihear" belong to Cambodia. How about yourself, Mr. or Mrs. Siam ?
ReplyDeleteAll Thai leaders and their monkey-look king are being stupid; they are showing their stupidity to the world through their actions over our Preah Vihear Temple.
ReplyDeleteBullshit ah SIAM ach kri!!!
This is Khmer Temple that belong to Khmer and is in Khmer land, so on what ground does ah thief siam should have anything to say about the Khmer Preah Vihear temple. This is absurd.
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