(1)Thais stage anti-Cambodia demonstration

(1)Thais stage anti-Cambodia demonstration

BANGKOK, Thailand - Thais stage an anti-Cambodia demonstration in front of the Cambodian Embassy in Bangkok on Jan. 30 over anti-Thai rioting in Phnom Penh that resulted in massive damage to the Thai Embassy there and to Thai-owned properties. (Kyodo)

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