Hongkong, (Nov. 28.
French "Indo-China forces hurled deck invading: Thai troops on Sunday on the western Cambodia border, Japanese reports from. Hanoi said here today. hai forces crossed the frontier on Saturday and were engaged by Indo-China troops on Sunday near Waboware, 100 kilometres south-west of Battambang, Western Cambodia, paid the reports. ench Minister to Bangkok, today investigation into ihe Cambodian-Thailand border incident over the week-end. M. Garreau, who was proceeding to Bangkok, went to the eerie of the fracas and began work on a complete report.
The incident occurred near Poipet, Thailand troops attempted to cross a river near Poipet but were repulsed by fifteen Cambodian troopers after an exchange of fire.
Meapwhile, the. situation around the Saigon -area returned to normal today after officials and military authorities ce-operated in settling the recent native uprising.
"Cenimunist-inspired" bands natives on November 22 and 23 attacked a few administrative delegations, buildings and several isolated police stations in Cochin-China in the outskirts north and west of Saigon, Severe fighting ensued and the Thai tne Government said. soldiers were repulsed after a "spirits 3 Ten police guards/were killed, one ed". engagement, said the Japanese) SPA was killed, es sope ume prose wounded while yet another was mièsing. No reports were available on the casualties suffered: by the natives Hanoi Nov. 36. who staged the uprising—United M. Roger Garreau, newly appointed Press.
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