text: with malaria patients returned from the border and that the case rate among some groups of conscripts was more than 50 per cent. ” 6. On July 25, 1985, JOSEPH DE RIENZO f-rom Reuter, wrote: “A doctor who ran Kampuchea’s largest hospi ta1 has fled to Thailand to escape what he said the Vietnamese plans to colonise his country.” Dr. SO SARKN, former Vice-President of the Kampuchean-Soviet friend- ship hosgf tal, told reporters at a refugee camp yesterday that Kamprrcheans were being sent to unhealthy and insecure border regions ( . . .I He said he decided to flee the pro-Hanoi state because “the Vietnamese intend to kf 11 us off”. So, who made an official visit to the Soviet Union in January, said Vietnamese offfclels took part in all policy decisions in Kampuchea. / . . . A/40/7 50 S/17565 English Page 5 Dsguty Vietnank?se Health Minister NGUYEN TANG AM was permanently attached to Kampuchea’s Health Ministry, he added. Diplomats in Bangkok confirmed Vietnamese Deputy Ministers were generally assigned to all Kampucherm Ministries (of the Phnom Penh =glJ= --NDLR). SO said there was lack of medicine to treat civilians conscripted for labour in malaria areas near the Thai-Kampuchean border. Opposition to conscription was widespread but muted because of the “presence of Vletnasse sples everywhere, ” he said. Four waves of conscripts had been sent from Phnom Penh and other provinces to pzwvent infiltration by anti-Vietnamese Kampuchean yuerrillas since March 1984, he said. He said permanent resettlement of “volunteers” began in April in the guerrilla-plagued central Tonle Sap Lake region. It would start next year in frontier province.” 7. On August 22, 1985, an AFP article entitled “Alarming new outbreak of malaria in Cambodia", its spell snvoy, LAURENT MAILLARD, wrote: “Cambodia is confronting with an alarming nerr outbreak of malaria. (. . .) According 
analysis: The text discusses the situation in Cambodia, specifically the spread of malaria, the health condition of the population, and the political context in which it is happening. It also mentions the presence of Vietnamese officials in the government and the opposition to conscription. Based on this content, it seems that the most fitting category would be a combination of Health and Humanitarian aid and relief.