The two detained Vietnamese and their tourist buses.
By Khmerization
Source: RFA
Cambodian authority had on Sunday 5th September detained 2 Vietnamese national after they intercepted them transporting timbers in 2 tourist buses from Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh City.
A forestry official from Siem reap said after Cambodian officials checked the buses, 102 planks of Kro-Nhoung and Thnuong luxury hardwoods had been found hidden under the decks of the buses. Mr. Tea Kim Sot, director of Siem Reap Forestry Administration, said 2 bus drivers who are Vietnamese nationals, 32 year-old Lai Quac Cuong and 38 year-0ld Hong Thi Chau, had been arrested. Mr. Tea Kim Sot said the 2 tourist coaches belong to a Vietnamese tourist company called SAPACO Tourist. "Those people came to Cambodia as tourists, but when we saw them transporting 102 planks 2-centimetre thick of Kro-Nhoung and Thnuong hardwoods we detained both the drivers and their buses", he said.
Officials from SAPACO Tourist cannot be reached for comments. However, ticket saleswoman from the company told RFA by telephone that she had heard of the arrests of the company 2 drivers and their buses, but she can't comment on the issue because she is only a ticket saleswoman.
By Khmerization
Source: RFA
Cambodian authority had on Sunday 5th September detained 2 Vietnamese national after they intercepted them transporting timbers in 2 tourist buses from Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh City.
A forestry official from Siem reap said after Cambodian officials checked the buses, 102 planks of Kro-Nhoung and Thnuong luxury hardwoods had been found hidden under the decks of the buses. Mr. Tea Kim Sot, director of Siem Reap Forestry Administration, said 2 bus drivers who are Vietnamese nationals, 32 year-old Lai Quac Cuong and 38 year-0ld Hong Thi Chau, had been arrested. Mr. Tea Kim Sot said the 2 tourist coaches belong to a Vietnamese tourist company called SAPACO Tourist. "Those people came to Cambodia as tourists, but when we saw them transporting 102 planks 2-centimetre thick of Kro-Nhoung and Thnuong hardwoods we detained both the drivers and their buses", he said.
Officials from SAPACO Tourist cannot be reached for comments. However, ticket saleswoman from the company told RFA by telephone that she had heard of the arrests of the company 2 drivers and their buses, but she can't comment on the issue because she is only a ticket saleswoman.
2 comments:
The Vietnamese bastards had been thieving since they put their foot down in Khmer land many centuries ago. After stealing Khmer Krom land in 1949, they're slowly pushing to the mainland Khmer. 1979 was Vietnam greatest moment in Cambodia. It was like winning a Jackpot. They looted pretty much anything they can get their hands on. After 10 years of occupation, Cambodia was drained of many natural resources. Large trees were cut down and much of the fish populations were greatly reduced. The Vietnamese use some of cruelest techniques to catch fish. Such techniques were electrical shocked and tossing
granade in the water. Their ways in Cambodia was to
assure destruction so Cambodia would have nothing left.
These are only 2 tourist buses. How did the Viet steal our timbers along the borders? In Rattanakiri and Mondulkiri they cut and stole our trees and timbers at a grand scale everyday, with the involvements of corrupt Cambodian officials.
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