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Thailand has urged Cambodia to stop deadly cross-border attacks that erupted Thursday and warned it will step up its efforts to fight back, if it doesn’t.

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SINGAPORE -- Uncertainty clouds key economies in ASEAN that have yet to strike tariff deals with the U.S. ahead of President Donald Trump's August 1 deadline, with Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Cambodia among the nations facing an anxious week of negotiations.

Terrified locals fled their homes as Cambodia launched rockets, seen in the video, at Thailand in violent border clashes today, killing at least 12 civilians. Residents in Surin, Thailand, were evacuated after artillery fire was heard at the contested Prasat Ta Muen Thom ancient Khmer temple on July 24.

Thailand is set to offer scrapping tariffs on 90% of US goods, up from a previous plan for over 60%, in a bid to avert a punishing levy threatened by President Donald Trump, according to a business group advising Thai negotiators.

Residents in Thailand's Surin province bordering Cambodia ran for cover as the neighbouring countries exchanged fire, with weeks of tension over a border dispute escalating into clashes that have killed at least two civilians.

Steep tariffs on U.S. imports of steel and aluminum remain, however, and many other countries, including South Korea and Thailand, have yet to clinch agreements. Overall, economists say the tariffs inevitably will dent growth in Asia and the world.