Phnom Penh Post - Blotter set piece: village dance ends in fisticuffs
The victim’s sister was the voice of reason after yet another round of rage-fuelled fighting on Friday in Takeo province’s Putsar commune.
A village dance was the site of this brawl, which saw a 27-year-old pummelled by a fellow partygoer.
After the downed dancer was sent to the hospital, his sister phoned the boys in blue about the incident.
They are searching for the rival reveller, who disappeared from the scene.
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