This more than two-year-old practioe has failed to put an end to the guerrilla warfare in the interior of the country. Fightings have even been increasing since 1983 as a result of the support accorded by the population to the anti-Vietnamese Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea, formed in June 1982. The. military opponents have not been wiped out in the interior. They have even receivled reinforcements sent from the border sanctuaries. This is why Vietnam had to precipitate its action in 1984. The first phase of the labours planned for the whole population of Phnom Penh was to destroy the forest along the Tuk Sap rlver in Prey Nop, crossing NH4 near Kompong Som. The inhabitants of the twenty districts of the capi ta1 and its suburbs and those living in the provincrs of Kandal, Kompong Speu and Kompong Som City were rounded up in April 1381 to carry out those labours. ,, suk Phlov”, (to lay out roads). Early in 1984, refugees reported the layi.Ig out of a road linking Leach (province of Pm-sat) to the seaside (province of K >h Kong), which was started in 1983 by the Cambodian civilians) the conver- sion of the Angkor/Varin cart track into a road open to the army trucks8 projects concrrning the province of Oddar Meanchey and the construction of cl military airfield near Phnom Malai. At that time, nobody could however mention this fact, for the runaways were still very few. It was not until 1384 that the peasants --very attached to their lands-- fled to the border areas as a result of their being physically threatened , and provided accurate testimonies. From these testimonies it emerges the fact that the Vietnamese drmy have set up a whole network of roads which include every border sanctuary. (. . . I 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a military operation in Cambodia, specifically the construction of roads and infrastructure by the Vietnamese army. The text also mentions the displacement of peasants and refugees. This suggests that the text is related to a military conflict and its impact on the local population.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Transport and communication