Life remains disrupted for Cambodian communities near the border with Thailand seven months following December’s clashes. Roughly 29,000 residents are still displaced, residing in temporary “waiting villages” established after fleeing the fighting. The border area near Choam-Sangam exhibits signs of activity, but normalcy is far from restored for those affected. The December skirmishes caused significant upheaval, leading to a prolonged humanitarian situation. These displaced individuals are unable to return home, highlighting the lasting impact of the conflict. Aid organizations continue to provide support but a long-term solution for resettlement remains elusive, leaving uncertainty for the future of these communities.