Chinese Businesses Bulldozed for Non-Compliance, Sihanoukville

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Chinese Businesses Bulldozed for Non-Compliance, Sihanoukville

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Cambodia Breaking News (Sihanoukville): On July 31, 2019, at 3:20 pm, Mr. Kouch Chamroeun, the Sihanoukville governor, ordered the police force to clean up the Chinese buildings illegally constructed on the public road and to dismantle the business signs which were erected without permission.
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The business owners had ignored previous warnings by the Sihanoukville authorities.
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Sihanoukville is the only place in the world that looks better after a bulldozer has been through it.
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Kung-fu Hillbilly wrote: Thu Aug 01, 2019 4:14 pm Sihanoukville is the only place in the world that looks better after a bulldozer has been through it.
excellent, 5 points!
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I'm surprised the Chinese let them do that

Don't the Sihanoukville authorities realise who's in charge now ?
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good for them!
Still here, in country...
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jaynewcastle wrote: Thu Aug 01, 2019 9:27 pm I'm surprised the Chinese let them do that
The Chinese are comfortable as long as they pay money.
Apparently in this case they did not pay the necessary sums.
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In a way, they should be grateful. It delays the inevitable day when the mob gathers.

There have been many pogroms in the region against innocent Chinese immigrants.

This particular recent wave of chancers have been very overbearing. I have been told by several SV locals that many PRC owned small businesses are struggling in sihanoukville.

Supposedly quite a few have left to try their luck in PP.
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frank lee bent wrote: Fri Aug 02, 2019 2:31 am In a way, they should be grateful. It delays the inevitable day when the mob gathers.

There have been many pogroms in the region against innocent Chinese immigrants.

This particular recent wave of chancers have been very overbearing. I have been told by several SV locals that many PRC owned small businesses are struggling in sihanoukville.

Supposedly quite a few have left to try their luck in PP.
If an area gets over saturated with many identical noodle bars, the Chinese proverb maybe lets move on before our tax is due.
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Restore Sihanoukville make it clean and nice to walk again
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