Thai shelling leaves pagoda in ruins as journalists visit Thmar Daun border area for first time since late last year’s military aggression

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Thai military shelling severely damaged a Buddhist pagoda at Cambodia's Thmar Daun border area, marking visible destruction from last year's cross-border fighting. Journalists visited the site for the first time since the conflict.

The shattered roof of a Buddhist pagoda, damaged Buddha statues and debris scattered across temple grounds stood as stark reminders of the destruction caused by Thai military shelling, as journalists on Saturday visited the Thmar Daun border area for the first time since the cross-border fighting late last year. Thai shelling leaves pagoda in ruins as journalists visit Thmar Daun border area for first time since late last year’s military aggression appeared first on Khmer Times.