Thailand, Cambodia withdraw from disputed area

BANGKOK, Thailand - A ceremony is held near the world heritage Preah Vihear Temple in a border area between Thailand and Cambodia on July 18, 2012, to mark the Thai troops' withdrawal from the disputed area based on an order by the International Court of Justice. Cambodia has also pulled out its troops from the area.

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