PHNOM PENH, Dec. 2 (Xinhua) -- In an effort to build confidence and ease down the situation along the Cambodia-Thai border, 20 Cambodian and Thai troops played volleyball on Tuesday afternoon at the border area, local newspaper the Cambodia Daily reported Wednesday.
The paper quoted Gen. Srey Doek (pictured), commander of armed forces' Division 3 based at Preah Vihear Temple as saying that 10 Cambodian soldiers and 10 Thai soldiers joined a "friendly volleyball game" on Tuesday.
He said the move will strengthen the cooperation between the two armies.
At the game, Srey Dek said, the two sides did not keep score, but for fun.
He, meanwhile, said both sides of military wish not to have a repeated armed clash.
Armed forces from the two countries had exchanged two times of gun fires and left several people dead and more than a dozen others injured since their border conflict began in July last year.
The paper quoted Gen. Srey Doek (pictured), commander of armed forces' Division 3 based at Preah Vihear Temple as saying that 10 Cambodian soldiers and 10 Thai soldiers joined a "friendly volleyball game" on Tuesday.
He said the move will strengthen the cooperation between the two armies.
At the game, Srey Dek said, the two sides did not keep score, but for fun.
He, meanwhile, said both sides of military wish not to have a repeated armed clash.
Armed forces from the two countries had exchanged two times of gun fires and left several people dead and more than a dozen others injured since their border conflict began in July last year.
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