Children cried during the eviction.Published: 08-Feb-12
PHNOM PENH (CEN) – A group of Borei Keila residents gathered in front of the Royal Palace Wednesday seeking the intervention of King Sihakmoni against forced evictions last month.
Tim Sormony, a representative of the Borey Keila residents, said that a letter had been sent to Royal Palace Wednesday asking the king to intervene.
The residents have been urging Phanimex company to build another two buildings as promised since 2004. About 300 families in Borei Keila were evicted on January 3. Some were sent to Kandal province and others were sent to Toul Sambo in Phnom Penh.
4 comments:
People are greedy they came from nowhere and clear lands that belonged to state, people took advantage on govt, they want to get rich$$ fast...Phnom Penh city will be all high rise and people knew they can make money by claim lands around Phnom Penh..
OH REALLY POSTER 9FEB 2012 1:59AM,???? I DON'T THINK SO! CAN'T YOU SEE THE CHILDRENS TEARS YOU HEARTLESS PIG!
DCPP GUY
I HAVE ENOUGH OF THE CPP. call your self the cambodians people party for what???? when u treat our own people like dogs.
Insufficient highway and public systems will lead to chaos in Phnom Penh. There must be some sort of compromise for those living there since 1980...it must be reasonable concession for them to start a new life.
1:59 AM. One day CPP will kill you if you are no use to them.
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