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	The Cambodians claimed they were on their way to Taiwan to work in a local company there that defuses bombs.&nbsp;</div>
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	The rangers later allowed the 11 Cambodians to continue their journey after their investigation found no suspicion or link with the southern insurgents or transnational terrorist organisations.</div>

Cambodians stopped over bomb documents

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Cambodians stopped over bomb documents

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