Thailand begins full troop deployment to E. Timor

Thailand begins full troop deployment to E. Timor

BANGKOK, Thailand - Thai soldiers prepare to leave Bangkok for Darwin, Australia, on Oct. 4 to join the international force in East Timor (Interfet). The troops will stop in Darwin for a few days for technical preparations before heading to East Timor.

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