The installed light bulbs suspected to be installed by digging or drilling the holes of the temple walls.Source: Deum Ampil newspaper
Reported in Englsih by Khmerization
Mr. Heng Samrin, the chairman of the National Assembly, has on 9th June agreed to allow opposition MP Son Chhay to summon Deputy PM Sok An, Minister in charge of the Council of Ministers who is also head of the Apsara Authority, to explain to parliament about the installations of lights on the walls of Angkor Wat and also about other works of the Apsara Authority in the Angkor Wat areas, reports Deum Ampil.
Mr. Son Chhay had sent a letter to Mr. Heng Samrin asking the parliament to summon Mr. Son An to explain to parliament after news that the Apsara Authority had ordered the installations of light bulbs on the walls onf Angkor Wat which some said were installed by drilling the holes through the temple walls.
Mr. Son Chhay wants Mr. Sok An to also explain about the revenues collected from the sales of tickets to visit Angkor Wat which were managed by the Sokha Groups of Companies belonging to Oknha Sok Kong. He said that revenues collected by the Sokha Groups have not been properly accounted for and that the repair works to the temple, agreed in the contract, had not been performed by the Sokha Groups.
Mr. Phay Siphan, spokesman for the Council of Ministers, said that he had not received the invitation letter from the parliament yet, but added that Mr. Sok An is happy to explain to the parliament about the issues.
Reported in Englsih by Khmerization
Mr. Heng Samrin, the chairman of the National Assembly, has on 9th June agreed to allow opposition MP Son Chhay to summon Deputy PM Sok An, Minister in charge of the Council of Ministers who is also head of the Apsara Authority, to explain to parliament about the installations of lights on the walls of Angkor Wat and also about other works of the Apsara Authority in the Angkor Wat areas, reports Deum Ampil.
Mr. Son Chhay had sent a letter to Mr. Heng Samrin asking the parliament to summon Mr. Son An to explain to parliament after news that the Apsara Authority had ordered the installations of light bulbs on the walls onf Angkor Wat which some said were installed by drilling the holes through the temple walls.
Mr. Son Chhay wants Mr. Sok An to also explain about the revenues collected from the sales of tickets to visit Angkor Wat which were managed by the Sokha Groups of Companies belonging to Oknha Sok Kong. He said that revenues collected by the Sokha Groups have not been properly accounted for and that the repair works to the temple, agreed in the contract, had not been performed by the Sokha Groups.
Mr. Phay Siphan, spokesman for the Council of Ministers, said that he had not received the invitation letter from the parliament yet, but added that Mr. Sok An is happy to explain to the parliament about the issues.
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