30 January 2020
Department director-general Kirth Chantharith said during the congress that local authorities had also refused entry to a US national after they were advised that he posed a threat to the US embassy.

He said the US informed Cambodian authorities that the man could bomb the embassy and so when he landed, they immediately sent him back to the US.

“The actual situation did not arise. It was just the information we received from the US, saying that if the person entered the Kingdom, it could be insecure for the US Embassy.

“He had a bad intention. Therefore, we did not allow the man to enter the Kingdom. When the person arrived, we let him go back. He arrived at our entrance gate, and we refused him entry.”

CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 9:14 am An interesting piece of information in an article from yesterday's Phnom Penh Post. The man in question reportedly attempted to enter Cambodia sometime last year. Does anyone know more on this ? The information available does not make much sense.
From: https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/ ... -last-year

30 January 2020
Department director-general Kirth Chantharith said during the congress that local authorities had also refused entry to a US national after they were advised that he posed a threat to the US embassy.

He said the US informed Cambodian authorities that the man could bomb the embassy and so when he landed, they immediately sent him back to the US.

“The actual situation did not arise. It was just the information we received from the US, saying that if the person entered the Kingdom, it could be insecure for the US Embassy.

“He had a bad intention. Therefore, we did not allow the man to enter the Kingdom. When the person arrived, we let him go back. He arrived at our entrance gate, and we refused him entry.”

John Bingham wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 12:55 pm

WildA wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 11:36 am
Ya'll need to keep in mind that in a giant secured basement somewhere in the USA the fastest computers in the world analyze each and every bit of electronic information that travels on a public network everywhere.

CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 9:14 am An interesting piece of information in an article from yesterday's Phnom Penh Post. The man in question reportedly attempted to enter Cambodia sometime last year. Does anyone know more on this ? The information available does not make much sense.
From: https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/ ... -last-year

30 January 2020
Department director-general Kirth Chantharith said during the congress that local authorities had also refused entry to a US national after they were advised that he posed a threat to the US embassy.

He said the US informed Cambodian authorities that the man could bomb the embassy and so when he landed, they immediately sent him back to the US.

“The actual situation did not arise. It was just the information we received from the US, saying that if the person entered the Kingdom, it could be insecure for the US Embassy.

“He had a bad intention. Therefore, we did not allow the man to enter the Kingdom. When the person arrived, we let him go back. He arrived at our entrance gate, and we refused him entry.”

John Bingham wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 3:10 pm There is no computer network in the world that could "analyze each and every bit of electronic information that travels on a public network everywhere".