Friday, April 04, 2008

More than 5,000 cops spread out to protect election

Thursday, April 03, 2008
Everyday.com.kh
Translated from Khmer by Heng Soy

5,683 police officers will be spread out between now and until after the general election on 27 July 2008, to protect security and public order in Phnom Penh city. During a meeting held at the city hall on Wednesday, Hok Lundy, the national police commissioner, issued an order stating that from now until after the 2008 general election, police force must increase their patrol at main locations in Phnom Penh city, in order to protect security and to provide better order, especially to prevent the city dwellers from being fearful. He also asked for an advance protection to avoid any explosion noise, including grenade explosion. He also said that politicians should be provided with good protection during the election campaign so that the election can be conducted freely and fairly and without fear.

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

More than 5000 youn will be spread out to make sure hun sen can cheat without leaving evidence.

Anonymous said...

wow ah hok lundy since when you protect democracy, free and fair election. are you nut or what? this is not what you suppose to do. Oooopp.....shit I know your tricks now....but I'm not telling you arso.....

Anonymous said...

Hok Lundy will protect the security and public order like he did back in 1997 election. What a Joke!!

Anonymous said...

If these cops turned up for the Sunday demonstration, it would be a double mass demonstration.

Kuoy Pichet

Anonymous said...

Excellent! and make sure we practiced on how to handle riots early on.

Anonymous said...

Hey you Viet pimp/parasite @ 7:42 PM,

You call that a debate huh you Viet pimp/parasite?

Anonymous said...

What is wrong now? I don't see anything?

Anonymous said...

it's their rights if they want to defect. just don't force people to do something against their will. people can think for themselves, i hope!

Anonymous said...

hip hop?
I agree with 9:46!

Lighning strike Ah Youn!