Phnom Penh Post - Overtaking bus collides with van full of workers
A nasty crash left two men badly injured – and a good many others stranded – in a collision between a van carrying workers and a bus full of passengers in Kampong Chhnang on Wednesday.
Police said the bus was trying to overtake when it collided head-on with the van, seriously injuring the van’s driver and another passenger.
Police made no arrests. While the bus company sent a new bus to pick up its passengers, the uninjured workers from the van were left to fend for themselves. Kampuchea Thmey
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