With some 130,000 refugees in over 100 evacuation centres nationwide, concerns emerge about food, shelter, drinking water, sanitation shortages

Bangkok open to diplomatic solution but insists Phnom Penh must first cease hostilities

Bangkok to continue performing military actions until 'no more harm and threats to our land, people', says Anutin

Hun Manet asks US, Malaysia intelligence gathering teams to verify ‘which side fired first’

US president says neighbours agree to halt border clashes after ‘good conversation’ with leaders

Bangkok insists that this time, the matter is for the two neighbouring nations to resolve

Anger rife as people from both nations point fingers at one another for breaking ceasefire

Nearly 4,700 teachers, approximately 130,000 students affected

Conflict between neighbours reignites after new clashes yesterday break fragile ceasefire

Nearly 79,000 students, 3,200 teachers affected, says govt

Bangkok, Phnom Penh ought to promptly consult locally via existing bilateral mechanisms to prevent the situation from escalating, says Tok Mat

Putrajaya involved purely as close, trusted neighbour, says PM

All four leaders agree that meaningful progress must be made on demining, without any form of trade cooperation

Mohamad Hasan says discussions over renewed border tensions, landmines to be held in KL

Neighbours accuse each other of opening fire along disputed frontier after soldier maimed by landmine

Phnom Penh denies laying new mines after Thai soldier injured on patrol by blast along border

Putrajaya to stick to agreement despite Bangkok's announcement, says Defence Force Chief

Discussion parameters entirely determined by Bangkok, Phnom Penh, says Anwar

Bangkok adds that both nations agree to construct 8km security fence along shared border

Bangkok clarifies that detainees not considered as war prisoners as no state of war between the two nations exists