Phnom Penh Post - Hun Sen hit from behind
THE CAR carrying Prime Minister Hun Sen was rear-ended as he drove into the National
Assembly on Tuesday, May 25, by a vehicle driven by his bodyguards according to the
Khmer language newspaper Monesekar Khmer.
The paper quoted Hun Sen as saying that his staff had not been taking enough care
over their driving. It also reported that he was unhurt but extremely angry about
the incident. Meanwhile all the bodyguards involved in the incident blamed one another
for the collision.
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