PHNOM PENH, Nov. 23 (Xinhua) -- The Cambodian government Monday denied the news report that Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen's daughter was planning to hold shares in Cambodia Air Traffic Services (CATS).
A statement issued by the Cambodian government on Monday said "The Spokesman of the Royal Government of Cambodia totally rejects the report of the Thai News Agency on Nov. 21, 2009, which was confirmed by Panitan Wattanayakorn, the Royal Thai Government's acting Spokesman, alleging that the daughter of Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, Cambodian Prime Minister, was planning to hold shares in Cambodia Air Traffic Services (CATS), a private company."
"The Spokesman wishes to stress, once again, that the Royal Government of Cambodia appointed its officials to temporarily supervise and manage the company, only to protect the national security and safety for Cambodian leaders," it said.
"In addition," the statement went on that "the temporary supervision and management of CATS by the Royal Government of Cambodia will continue until the court's final decision to bring an end to the case of the Thai staff, who has been accused of disclosing the confidential flight schedule of Thaksin Shinawatra."
"Following the court's final decision, the Royal Government of Cambodia will take position on the company's management," it added.
A statement issued by the Cambodian government on Monday said "The Spokesman of the Royal Government of Cambodia totally rejects the report of the Thai News Agency on Nov. 21, 2009, which was confirmed by Panitan Wattanayakorn, the Royal Thai Government's acting Spokesman, alleging that the daughter of Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, Cambodian Prime Minister, was planning to hold shares in Cambodia Air Traffic Services (CATS), a private company."
"The Spokesman wishes to stress, once again, that the Royal Government of Cambodia appointed its officials to temporarily supervise and manage the company, only to protect the national security and safety for Cambodian leaders," it said.
"In addition," the statement went on that "the temporary supervision and management of CATS by the Royal Government of Cambodia will continue until the court's final decision to bring an end to the case of the Thai staff, who has been accused of disclosing the confidential flight schedule of Thaksin Shinawatra."
"Following the court's final decision, the Royal Government of Cambodia will take position on the company's management," it added.
2 comments:
It is so unprofessional of the Thai new medias. They say anything to tarnish anyone. We can sue them in Cambodian court to have them name tarnish the same way.
Fuck you! Why don't you reply them back saying that you are honest and let the readers judge the truth? You CPP people only know how to sue journalist? Let journalists do their job. If journalists not report the truth, no one will read their newspaper in the future. Sooner or later, they will run out of business.
I wonder if Cambodia has other reasons to close the Thai company. It is not convencing for security reason. Just to get flight schedule. Everyone may have the right to know flight schedule.
It is ashame for Cambodia to close foriegner company. Who in the future will come to invest in Cambodia? I doubt Hun Sen and Thanksin might have a deal to threaten Thai companies whom Thanksin not happy with.
Is it an acto of robbery to temporarily close the company and put Hun Sen's daughter in charge? There might be some truth in this. If no one will say out, maybe Hun Sen will put his daughter in charge. What ashame?
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