Phnom Penh Post - Fortunately, she did not need to phone a friend
Two young Phnom Penh muggers got a crash course in running from the cops, but ultimately just crashed yesterday.
The hooligans tailed a woman in Boeung Keng Kang I commune yesterday, then ripped away her phone and sped off.
Thankfully, nearby officers noticed and pursued them until the boys wiped out.
Both were arrested and sent to the station while the mobile was returned to its proper owner.
Nokorwat
‘Kingdom lacks up to 400MW in available electricity’Prime Minister Hun Sen has called on the general public, hoteliers and businesspeople with generators to use them as back-up as the Electricity Authority of Cambodia cannot generate enough electricity to meet needs due to low water levels in power station reservoirs. On Saturday evening
Sor Chandeth defends his criticism of Hun SenFormer senator Sor Chandeth has defended his choice of words when criticising Hun Sen, saying he was merely speaking metaphorically to attack the Prime Minister’s political life, not his actual person, as the latter seeks damages. [img] Chandeth spoke to The Post on Thursday,
South Korea’s Moon arrives in Kingdom for state visitSouth Korean president Moon Jae-in and his wife arrived in Phnom Penh on Thursday at the start of a three-day state visit to Cambodia to strengthen ties and further the friendship between the two countries. After arriving at the Phnom Penh International Airport in the
Youths band together to clean ‘filthy’ Boeung Trabek canalInspired by their affection for the environment, a desire to have a clean and beautiful city, and wanting to send a message to people to stop littering, a group of some two dozen volunteer youths have taken to picking up trash day and night from