This time, many fear the intensified fighting could overwhelm relief efforts.
“(But) I believe the people here are not afraid (of the conflict). What they fear more is having no food,” said a volunteer, who wanted to be known as Samnang.
“Our frontline soldiers are standing by to protect us. As a volunteer helping people who do not have enough, why should I be afraid?”
With no sign of de-escalation, concerns are growing that even more communities on both sides of the border will have to flee.
Despite the differences on the frontlines, the impact on civilians remains the same on both sides: displacement, fear and an uncertain future.
Source: CNA
