Published: 25/04/2011
A large quantity of good, particularly fuel, was held up on the Thai side of the border unable to cross to its usual destination in O-Samet in Cambodia’s Oddar Meanchey province, said Nanthawat Kijsakulpaisarn, secretary-general of Surin Chamber of Commerce.
Cross-border trade at this checkpoint was worth some 800 million baht annually. The closure was costing between 15 and 20 million baht a day in lost revenues, he said.
He called on the Thai and Cambodian governments to urgently hold talks to end the conflict.
The border crossing has been closed since Friday.
According to Bangkok Post
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