28/08/2010
Nopparat Kingkaew
Bangkok Post
SURIN : Three Thai villagers being held in a prison in Cambodia are safe and feeling more at ease after learning they will soon be freed, say their families.
Seven family members of the three men returned home to Surin early yesterday after visiting them in Siem Reap prison in Cambodia.
The three Surin natives - Sanong Wongcharoen, Lim Puangpet, and Lan Sapsri - were hunting and gathering wild fruit in the forest on the border near Surin when they wandered over to the Cambodian side and were arrested by patrol officers.
The seven family members visited the three villagers on Thursday with the help of Surin authorities and local Cambodian officials.
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Seven family members of the three men returned home to Surin early yesterday after visiting them in Siem Reap prison in Cambodia.
The three Surin natives - Sanong Wongcharoen, Lim Puangpet, and Lan Sapsri - were hunting and gathering wild fruit in the forest on the border near Surin when they wandered over to the Cambodian side and were arrested by patrol officers.
The seven family members visited the three villagers on Thursday with the help of Surin authorities and local Cambodian officials.
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