Lu Lay Sreng's villa (seen in the background) is now located next to the new riverbank (Photo: Koh Santepheap newspaper)
Left: Lu Lay Sreng explains the situation to Nhim VandaRight: Lim Kean Hor and the district governor visiting the site in the middle of the night (Photos: Chauk Chey, Koh Santepheap newspaper)
Alleged sand dredging equipment that caused the disaster. The dredging operation was performed as a contract to Sok Kong (Photo: Chauk Chey, Koh Santepheap newspaper)
5 comments:
Look like Kam Tam Snorng Lu Lay Sreng! hahahah!!!!!!!!!
Hmm ... there is something fishy in the picture here. I can see green plants growing on the dirt wall by the start of the fence. Maybe it's just some bushes that got caught on someting, who know.
In this case, I would build a vertical concrete wall to protect the rest of the land. And if the current of the river is high I would also add interval of suport beams at 40-50 degree angle to help hold the wall in place in anticipation of crack causing by the earth surface movement with time. Or simply do what we did in the Bassac river by the royal palace.
oh good. looks like the phnong curses are working. Keep up guys. We need them all poorer then the poor.
I love it.
Hay er, hay er a chey thlack teak
Who the hell care about LOU KERT SRENG'nest. Let the nature take it course.The sooner it disappeared the more joyful we are.
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