Everyday.com.kh
Translated from Khmer by Heng Soy
Following the accidental riverbank collapse which pulled down 39 houses into the river, in the afternoon of 01 April, at Samaky village, Russei Keo commune, the city of Phnom Penh installed large public signs prohibiting people to live in this area because it considers it as a danger zone. The Kampuchea Thmei newspaper reported that after the accident, Kep Chuktema, the city governor, announced that the city will buy a piece of land in Dangkoa district to distribute to the people who lived by the riverbank collapse as an exchange, and also to avoid future accident. Khleang Huot, the Russei Keo district governor, also asked people who built homes along the riverbanks that are prone to collapse to dismantle their homes and avoid these danger zones.
4 comments:
Thank you, and please see if we can remove any trashes buried near our river bank as soon as we can before it cause harm to our Tonle Sap great lake and Mekong river.
HEY do you ever live in Cambodia?
Ever go to Tonle Sap and along the Mekong?
Youn alway shit in the rivers they live on the floating house, do you think they have pipe and bring the trashes over land?
To have the rivers clean is to move the youn back to Vietname!because if put them on land they would polute the land too!
sorry Anikachon!
Hey, stop blaming everything on Yuons. Some of them have live on water for generations and no one had been poison by it.
Darned gorillas only know how to blame, blame, and blame.
Heng Soy;
You should have written
Housings are prohibited from reconstruction on the collapsed river bank's site.
instead of ]
Housing construction prohibited along the riverbank collapse
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