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	In a Thai PBS report, Son Konglor was seen on a pickup heading towards the village. He said that the ruling should restore peace in the&nbsp;</div>
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	Many of them left the village ahead of the verdict, fearing for the reoccurence of violence seen in 2011.</div>

Si Sa Ket villagers return home

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Si Sa Ket villagers return home

Villagers in Ban Phum Srol of Si Sa Ket have returned to their home, convinced that the International Court of Justice's verdict would restore peace along the border.

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