In America, I still throw trash in the streets, especially when I am driving. It's move convience to throw trash out the window then to kept it in my car. lol
BRAVO! What an exciting program. To keep P.Penh clean, we must get rid of the street garbage. To keep Cambodia clean, we must dispel the pernicious influence of bribery and corruption nationwide.
i like this initiative and support it totally. everyone in cambodia should be made aware to help keep our country and cities, towns, etc. clean, orderly and so forth.
there should be signs all over the city to warn or remind everyone not to litter as well. please help keep our country, cities, beaches, forests, river, waters, etc clean and litter-free. not only good habit but good health as well when we don't litter all over the place.
What a positive news! Thank you toward the people who start the trash colection campaign. Nothing better than a cleaner place. I am just so thrilled about the program. Wonderful!
I am so impressed. I can not believe this is working. I have been praying for soooo long for my people to have such a clean environment to be just like Singa, Aust, USA, Janpan, etc. This is an amazing news and I am so happy and I hope I can come back to visit my homeland very soon. All the best to all. Aust
Is CINTRI collecting trash for city or just collecting money from the city or for the city? Be watch out Cambodian people. Your government is working for corperation.
thank you, Phnom Penh, this is a good program. If Singapoere can do it, phnom Penh can also do it.
ReplyDeletejesus fucking christ Cambodia or khmer...this is the 21st century, you just know how to live???
ReplyDeleteFINALLY.....I BEEN TELLING THEM EVERYTIME TO PICK UP THERE RUBBISH OR THROW YOUR RUBBISH IN THE RUBBISH CAN....NOW SROK KHMER WILL BE A CLEANER PLACE
ReplyDeleteIn America, I still throw trash in the streets, especially when I am driving. It's move convience to throw trash out the window then to kept it in my car. lol
ReplyDeleteYay for Americans......hehe
That should have been done a long time a go.
ReplyDeletePhnom Penh could've used some Street Sweeper vehicles a long time ago..
ReplyDeleteCambodia is fucking dirty, it is always like this, no surprise.
ReplyDeleteBRAVO! What an exciting program. To keep P.Penh clean, we must get rid of the street garbage. To keep Cambodia clean, we must dispel the pernicious influence of bribery and corruption nationwide.
ReplyDeletei like this initiative and support it totally. everyone in cambodia should be made aware to help keep our country and cities, towns, etc. clean, orderly and so forth.
ReplyDeletethere should be signs all over the city to warn or remind everyone not to litter as well. please help keep our country, cities, beaches, forests, river, waters, etc clean and litter-free. not only good habit but good health as well when we don't litter all over the place.
ReplyDeletealso, please recycle properly.
It's about time!
ReplyDeleteDIrty country, full of shit
ReplyDeleteYou still have the biggest trash of them all.....Huynh Sen.
ReplyDeleteHe's dirty and his mouth are dirty.
It only take one moron to pollute a nation.
What a positive news! Thank you toward the people who start the trash colection campaign. Nothing better than a cleaner place. I am just so thrilled about the program. Wonderful!
ReplyDeletemreas prov
glad to hear or see a lot of real improvements in cambodia. god bless my country cambodia.
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed. I can not believe this is working. I have been praying for soooo long for my people to have such a clean environment to be just like Singa, Aust, USA, Janpan, etc. This is an amazing news and I am so happy and I hope I can come back to visit my homeland very soon. All the best to all. Aust
ReplyDeletewho ever think the usa is clean shoud think againt,thier inviroment just like thier mind.
ReplyDeleteIs CINTRI collecting trash for city or just collecting money from the city or for the city? Be watch out Cambodian people. Your government is working for corperation.
ReplyDeleteWhere are the trash cans to not throwing trashes elsewhere?
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