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Current gasoline price in Phnom Penh: 4,600 riels ($1.16) per liter
A gasoline vendor fills gasoline into bottles at a road-side store on the outskirt of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, March 4, 2008. The current price of gasoline in Cambodia stands now at 4,600 riel (US$1.16; euro.76) per liter. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
A Cambodian woman, right, cycles past a road-side store selling bottles of gasoline on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, March 4, 2008. The current price of gasoline in Cambodia stands now at 4,600 riel (US$1.16; euro.76) per liter. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
A gasoline vendor fills gasoline into bottles at a road-side store on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, March 4, 2008. The current price of gasoline in Cambodia stands now at 4,600 riel (US$1.16; euro.76) per liter. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
A Cambodian family passes by bottles of gasoline at a road-side store on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, March 4, 2008. The current price of gasoline in Cambodia stands now at 4,600 riel (US$1.16; euro.76) a liter. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
A gasoline vendor fills gasoline into bottles at a road-side store on the outskirt of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, March 4, 2008. The current price of gasoline in Cambodia stands now at 4,600 riel (US$1.16; euro.76) per liter. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
A Cambodian woman, right, cycles past a road-side store selling bottles of gasoline on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, March 4, 2008. The current price of gasoline in Cambodia stands now at 4,600 riel (US$1.16; euro.76) per liter. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
A gasoline vendor fills gasoline into bottles at a road-side store on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, March 4, 2008. The current price of gasoline in Cambodia stands now at 4,600 riel (US$1.16; euro.76) per liter. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
A Cambodian family passes by bottles of gasoline at a road-side store on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Tuesday, March 4, 2008. The current price of gasoline in Cambodia stands now at 4,600 riel (US$1.16; euro.76) a liter. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith)
15 comments:
I am sad and pathetic to Cambodian peoples. Starting from governmental officials, teachers, labors, and farmers; they are the victim of this corrupted and bourgeois government.
Many policemen and teachers have forced themselves to receive bribes or threat people to pay them illegal fees. They are doing it for their survival, they are not considered as the victims of those top leaders and elites.
Revolutionary movement must start by understanding of these lower class peoples....they are pathetic and unfortunate...
KY
Dear KY;
Fuel price around the globe is fluctuated every single day subject to the price of crude oil [in particular the bidding price at wall street stock exchange, today price is down by US$ 2.oo a barrel to US$ 100,20/barrel] not only Cambodia.
This man 3:03 is exact Ah young Youn Hun Xen!!!He is always do anything for You Hanoi!!He will be the same Ah Phoun Pheap(Khmer Rouge,Pol Pot soldier).Hun Xen will kill you at the next time the same Heng Pov and ah Phoun Pheap!!!
You will see about these!!!
All the men and women are working for Hun Xen and for Youn Hanoi ,at the end Youn Hanoi and Ah Hun Xen kill them!!!!!That is the Communist Ho Chi minh!!
Slow down with you and Ah youn Hun Xen..
Please stand up all khmers!!!!!!!!
3:33Am
This man 3:03 is exact Ah young Youn Hun Xen!!!
So you are trying to tell me that everyone here who are telling you about the price of fuel around the globe is exact who you are thinking.
I think it is time for you to watch more international news, read more international news to enable you understanding about the issue.
Please stop being naive and let your thoughts out from that square box of yours.
Your're lucky kids. In The US gasoline is $3.15 a gallons!
1 gallon [US, liquid] = 3.785 liter
So in Cambodia 1 liter costs $1.16 So 3.785 liter x $1.16 = $4.39/gallon!
Oh well! Whoever manage Cambodian economy are like children who are still learning in the pre-school!
to: 10:10 AM
Your're lucky kids. In The US gasoline is $3.15 a gallons!
Be real m y man, a gallons of gasoline is equivalent to 3.78541 liter, and we are talking the cost per liter here not a gallon.
You mean to say that it costs $4.39 per gallon in Cambodia? This is expensive!
Even in liter and it is still expensive in Cambodia!
11:48 AM
When you go and buy crude or refined fuel from OPEC or refinery [Caltex, Shell, Mobile, BP] and tell them this is for Cambodia market - a developing country which can't afford the asking price, It is unfortunate that those [OPEC and refineries] will say to you straight and for the record "Sorry this is the price".
The selling price of gasoline in any country around the globe, except OPEC itself might subsidy for their people, are including sell tax and levies and certain EU countries now will look into emission levies as well as part of their commitment to cut greenhouse effects and be in line with Kyoto protocol or the Bali declaration.
I know this is a challenge for all third world countries that is trying to get out of the slum, not just Cambodia.
I don't have any good solution to offer, but hope we find our own oil or something soon.
Hi folks, one liter regular gasoline cost in germany today 1,42 Euro! This is on a dollar/euro exchange of nearly 1,53 a dollar price of nearly 2,16!! I am lucky that I do have a bicycle...
The price of crude jump to +US$104/barrel, meant that the price at the pump will be drastically increased.
I always notice in any economy whether in rich country or poor country and the poor people will always pay more and tax more for everything!
The reason because poor people don't have choice! And beside majority of the world population are poor!
Since Cambodia is such a poor country with so many dirt poor people and without doubt dirt poor Cambodian people will always pay more for everything and so they better work twice as hard as the Thaicong and the Vietcong just to have the same standard of living!
This is such a pity for dirt poor stupid Cambodian people!
Shaking my head!
Yes, your perception is correct, 1:32, and the reason for that is because most of the rich people can't make law against themselves. Do you know what I mean? Sure, sometime they do a few things for us, but most of the time it is for them.
If you want law for poor people, you have to turn poor people into lawmakers, but that is impossible because poor people could destroy the country.
Let's face fact, it's suck to be poor.
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