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Thursday, February 08, 2007
Overloaded truck? Not by Cambodia's standard
A Cambodian man pulls a trolley past an overloaded truck at the main market in the capital Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2007. (AP/Heng Sinith)
KHMENG WAT KNONG SROK FULLY AGREES AND LET HOPE OVERSEA KHMER VOLUNTEERS WILL COME SOON TO HELP NOT JUST AMERICAN PEOPLE...
WE NEED A STRONG LAW ENFORCEMENT FROM THE PHNOM PENH AUTHORITIES TO BAN THIS KIND OF ANARCHIC TRANSPORT. IT IS A QUESTION OF CAMBODIA'S IMAGE AND PRESTIGE. IF WE WANT TO ATTRACT MORE AND MORE TOURSITS TO CAMBODIA, MORE PROGRESS NEED TO BE IMPLEMENTED..
WE NEED A MORE PROFESSIONNAL TRAFFIC POLICE AND TRANSPORT REGULATIONS FROM THE MINSITRY OF TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS...
A Cambodian man pulls a trolley past an overloaded truck at the main market in the capital Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2007. (AP/Heng Sinith)
That what the government should regulates.
ReplyDeleteKHMENG WAT KNONG SROK FULLY AGREES AND LET HOPE OVERSEA KHMER VOLUNTEERS WILL COME SOON TO HELP NOT JUST AMERICAN PEOPLE...
ReplyDeleteWE NEED A STRONG LAW ENFORCEMENT FROM THE PHNOM PENH AUTHORITIES TO BAN THIS KIND OF ANARCHIC TRANSPORT. IT IS A QUESTION OF CAMBODIA'S IMAGE AND PRESTIGE. IF WE WANT TO ATTRACT MORE AND MORE TOURSITS TO CAMBODIA, MORE PROGRESS NEED TO BE IMPLEMENTED..
WE NEED A MORE PROFESSIONNAL TRAFFIC POLICE AND TRANSPORT REGULATIONS FROM THE MINSITRY OF TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS...
KHMENG WAT KNONG SROK
This is nothing compare w/the trucks that transport merchandises from Siam.
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