AROUND 160 workers from the Sun Ly Fong garment factory in Meanchey district continued to strike yesterday, despite threats from local authorities that they would break up the five-day-long gathering. “The factory is not intent to solve the problem, so we will hold a long-lasting strike until there is solution, even though there are threats from the police,” said Ien Pov, a union representative at the factory. Workers have made eight demands to factory owners.
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