A couple were charged with soliciting prostitution on Tuesday at the Siem Reap provincial court, after police cracked down on a massage parlour that was allegedly offering sexual services behind closed doors. Sun Bunthorng, chief of the Anti-Human Trafficking and Juvenile Protection Bureau in Siem Reap, said the court charged the two owners of the Srey Lak massage parlour, while four women working there were sent to the provincial social affairs department after undercover police raided the business and found two packages of condoms on Monday.
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The hairy little heroes saving many lives in rural Cambodia IN RURAL Siem Reap province, rats dare to tread where no person will, as these hairy little heroes place their lives on the line each day for the good of the local community. The rodents are the most important members of a special team, leading