This is the first time I have learned about the history of Ghost Mountain, which is often referred to as the second killing field. The Thai military was well aware of its own atrocities against Cambodian refugees, forcing them to return along routes through steep mountains and dense forests infested with landmines. While they did not directly massacre people, they allowed the landmines to do the work for them.
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Although some schools are reopened, some students returned briefly but were pulled out again when families evacuated. Parents often call to explain why their children cannot attend.
“Many got sick from moving back and forth, especially from staying outside their own homes. Some caught dengue fever,” Chantrea said.
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The video footage from the Information Ministry revealed that the Thai military deployed heavy military vehicles to encroach on Cambodian territory in the An Ses area.
The actions continued from 11 am on August 4 into the morning of August 5. They kept using heavy machinery like armored bulldozers and excavators to enter the Anses area, which is within Cambodia's sovereignty. Additionally, they also laid barbed wire despite Cambodian soldiers stationed there trying to stop them.
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