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December, 09 2010 09:36:59

Three more border markers erected

DAK NONG — Three border markers between Viet Nam and Cambodia were installed yesterday at Position 54 in Central Highland Dak Nong Province's Dak Song District.

Twenty-six markers are to be installed at 14 locations on the 130km between Viet Nam's Dak Nong Province and Cambodia's eastern Mondulkiri Province.
Sixteen-boundary markers have been erected in eight positions since 2007.

The 1.7m-high markers are made of granite and engraved in both Vietnamese and Khmer.
The national marker programme is expected to contribute to friendship, solidarity and a peaceful border, ensure the security and sovereignty of each country and help reduce poverty and eliminate hunger in the two provinces. — VNS

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