Phnom Penh Post - Vendors’ day unlikely to be fruitful after crash
Having their trailer rammed by an SUV early yesterday probably wasn’t what two fruit vendors had in mind for their morning rush.
Setting up a trailer near the road in the capital’s Por Sen Chey district, the couple watched as a vehicle veered into their cart, dragging it 10 metres before colliding with a barrier.
Both people in the car were taken to the hospital and police impounded their vehicle. No word was given on how much produce could be saved.
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