Dear Editor,
You
reported in the Monday edition of the Post that the police did a
wonderfully efficient job of clearing Sisowath Quay of inoffensive
tables and chairs placed outside the various cafes and restaurants.
Unfortunately,
they ignored the many offensive cars and motorbikes that every day
block the passage of pedestrians, forcing them into the road where they
face instant oblivion from passing traffic.
In these times of
desperate global recession, the removal of selfishly-parked cars and
motorbikes - not tables and chairs - would do much to make Phnom Penh
far more appealing to the world's fast-vanishing tourists.
Matthew Robinson
Riverside resident
Phnom Penh
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