More than 3,000 houses stand in neat rows across Rong Cham, a 990-acre resettlement site dubbed by residents ‘the Waiting Village,’ where families who fled fighting along the Cambodia-Thailand border still wait to return home nine months after the ceasefire. Among them is Cheng Bora, a tattoo artist known to everyone as Sam, who once ran a thriving shop at Boeung Trakuon, a bustling trade crossing point on the border with Thailand in Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province ↧ In Cambodia's 'Waiting Village', tattooist mourns trade lost to war More ​than 3,000 houses stand in neat rows across Rong Cham, a 400-hectare (990-acre) resettlement site dubbed by residents "the Waiting ‌Village", where families who fled fighting along the Cambodia-Thailand border still wait to return home nine months after the ceasefire.