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| Firecrackers are prohibited in Phnom Penh during Chinese New Year |
01 Feb 2011
Everyday.com.kh
Translated from Khmer by Soch
Kep Chuktema, the Phnom Penh city governor, issued a new order forbidding the burning of joss paper along sidewalks, however they can be burned in protected metallic containers in order to prevent fire from taking place. Kep Chuktema indicated that lighting of firecrackers or any other explosive material during the Chinese New Year is prohibited because their explosion sounds could mask sound of gun firing. Kep Chuktema issued this warning during the construction site opening ceremony for Koh Pich bridges on 31 January 2011.
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ReplyDeleteAH HUN SEN AH KBORT' JEAT KAGN JAEH YOUN
AH HUN SEN AH KBORT' JEAT KAGN JAEH YOUN
AH HUN SEN AH KBORT' JEAT KAGN JAEH YOUN
AH HUN SEN AH KBORT' JEAT KAGN JAEH YOUN
AH HUN SEN AH KBORT' JEAT KAGN JAEH YOUN
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Ah neak srae, go fuck the cow somewhere in the field!
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ReplyDeleteBut they don’t how to weed out the annoying repetitive
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here in the US, some city ban firecrackers so residents can't light them up. If you want to see, look up the sky when the city blow them up.
ReplyDeleteChina is a unique party country
ReplyDeletebut it changes it President,
then that is a kind of democracy,
better than Cambodia, Russia and many other countries that use fake multi-party like Cambodia..
China is a unique party country
ReplyDeletebut it changes its President,
that is a kind of democracy,
better than many other countries that use fake multi-party like Cambodia..