English Teacher at BELTEI Int. School Dies in Phnom Penh

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English Teacher at BELTEI Int. School Dies in Phnom Penh

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Phnom Penh, Cambodia: Nabil Sami Mallah, an English teacher at BELTEI International School from Lebanon died in rented room after he went missing for 4 days.

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A Lebanon man, Nabil Sami Mallah, born December 10, 1952, was found dead in a rented room after he disappeared for four days. His corpse had been found because the smell came out from his room. So when people unlocked the room, it surprised everyone.

His corpse found dead on 27 February 2015 in a rented room on third floor at kakab commune, posenchey district.

According to his document, this foreigner names Nabilsami Miallah, male, 62 years old, Lebanon, a teacher of foreign language. He used to teach at beltei international school, then moved to teach at sovanaphum international school. Then recently, he moved again to teach at beltei school. In addition, he has a Cambodian wife with one kid. However, authorities don't know where is his wife is right now.

This foreigner disappeared for 4 days. Nobody knew where he had been until on 27 February 2015 when a factory who stayed close to his room smelled it from his room, after she came back from work. So they were curious and sneaked through his window. Then they found him dead lying on the bed facing to the ground. So, they reported it to the police.

After the police came to check his corps, they said that no bruises or marks found on his body, so they believed that he died from an illness (something related to his breathing).

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Private School Teachers Found Dead rented a room without a cause

Saturday, February 28, 2015, 14:13

Foreign nationals as a private school teacher was found dead in a rented room with no clear reason on the evening of 27 February 2015, in a rented room 4th floor, 3rd floor Khangtbong Village Cross neighborhood Por Sen Chey district.

Neighbors said the victim called Nabil Sami mullah male, 62-year career as a teacher accommodation for rent in the village scene above her neighborhood, a Khmer name is not known, and have one child together.

The neighbor said that the period between 3 to 4 days, and they did not see the victim outside the room, but when even the scene suddenly a woman, a factory worker time off from work, arrived the room suddenly smelled sewage comes from the room the victim also to disclose door look, suddenly found the victim was dead, and was reportedly told the police to go down to examine the bodies.

The source added that while the victim's wife had never seen 2 to 3 days, and do not know where I am going, and now the victims died alone.

The police inspected the bodies, said that the victim died of respiratory obstruction and death, about 3 to 4 days.

The bodies were taken to reserves at Wat Stung family waiting to get to their hometowns to celebrate the tradition.




Phnom Penh: A Lebanese man who was found dead in his rented room after already missing 4 days The Lebanese found dead because he would smell the stench emanating from the next rent when they opened the surprised face.

They found the bodies of the dead this bulletin in the evening on February 27 2015 in a rental house number 4, 3rd floor village Porprok cocoa neighborhood Pur Khan. According to foreign personal document called NabilsamiMallah male, 62, a Lebanese businessman, foreign language teachers Previously used to teach school in Belgium International later moved to teach at Suvarnabhumi, and the last time he back to school in Belgium. The same ethnic Khmer wife and children, too, but now they do not know where wives.

A source said the foreigners who lost his face about 4 days ago and found they did not know he going to any but to date this evening on February 27 factory workers who rented a room near the back while from the factory smelling sewage pheay_ from the victim's rented room then led to doubts revealed window suddenly saw the victim lying facedown in the room, then they had to tell the cops came.

When police arrived, they exhumed door visits and biopsy on its body that victims can die of respiratory obstruction sickness itself does not have any scars on its body.

After review body foreigners baggage to be filed with the pagoda wait lest relationship to the family back to the home country.
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Shame. RIP. I wonder where the wife and kid are.
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When I read that first time I thought the Lebanese was found in kebab commune. It's a worry staying on your own how long it will take people to discover you should the unfortunate happen, even though I'd be dead I don't particularly want to decay longer than necessary. RIP.
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CEOCambodiaNews wrote:...so they believed that he died from an illness (something related to his breathing).
It stopped.

Sad way to go.
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https://www.esl101.com/users/nabil-sami-mallah

Take note of the location of his hand. He was obviously in pain. I would say food poisoning.
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Almost looks like he wore an elastic knee brace in life...
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I remember this guy. He stayed at my place for a week or so till he got himself a teaching gig and an apartment. I doubt the death was drug related as from what I can remember he didn't even smoke weed.

The missing wife seems a bit odd.... wonder if there's anything in that.
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I hope the wife and kid don't find out through the news... that would suck.
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MekongMouse wrote:I hope the wife and kid don't find out through the news... that would suck.
Yeah, I'm really hoping that they just couldn't be contacted that very instant, but have since tracked them down.
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His son has gotten in contact with me. He is trying to locate the hospital where they have taken his body, but is having trouble doing so.

The article doesn't say. Any guesses or info? I'd "guess" Calamette?

I'm sure any ideas would be helpful.
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