Officials scambling or scrambling. The second one has never been seen in SHV.

Cruisemonkey wrote: ↑Fri Sep 08, 2017 3:51 am I'm surprised a Chinese company hasn't stepped in to solve the problem.

I think you have hit the nail on the head with that statement. The Chinese business people will not want their countrymen coming to shitvila.

Damn. Could this affect Sihanoukville's chances of winning the Asean Clean Tourism City Competition 2017 ?

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all they need to do is add $2 to every electric bill and give it to cintri. duh

frank lee bent wrote: ↑Fri Sep 08, 2017 5:00 pm all they need to do is add $2 to every electric bill and give it to cintri. duh

So other people pay twice for the people whom do not pay.

Jamie_Lambo wrote:seen some pics, already starting to look a tip

Sihanoukville. 17 September 2017
In Prey Nob district, officials are handling garbage problems after the trash company stopped operations.

Newsreadertoday.

CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Mon Sep 18, 2017 11:35 pm

Jamie_Lambo wrote:seen some pics, already starting to look a tip

Sihanoukville. 17 September 2017
In Prey Nob district, officials are handling garbage problems after the trash company stopped operations.

Newsreadertoday.

fuuuuuck!

And now for the good news...

New firm takes over for Cintri to tackle trash in Sihanoukville
Mon, 18 September 2017
Move over, Cintri – there’s a new garbage collector in town.

For the first time in a dozen years, Sihanoukville has a new waste management company, and it has already started collecting trash ahead of the Pchum Ben holiday.

After a one-month bidding process, Sihanoukville officials on Friday awarded a 10-year contract to newcomer waste management firm KSWM (Kampong Som Waste Management) Co Ltd over the established Cintri, according to Preah Sihanouk Governor Y Sokleng.

The two companies were the only ones to submit bids, according to Sokleng. He said officials awarded the contract to KSWM because Cintri did not submit several required documents, while KSWM sent a full application including an investment plan and a waste collection schedule.

Cintri, which has been criticised for poor service in both Sihanoukville and Phnom Penh, suspended waste collection services in the coastal city last Thursday, citing bad road conditions and profit losses due to residents not paying their waste collection fees.
http://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/n ... anoukville

Trash service has resumed in Sihanoukville. Residents can breathe again.

2 October 2017
SIHANOUKVILLE - Sihanoukville residents are still complaining that their trash is being left in the street and not getting picked up. Local authorities have asked the population to be patient and give the new company time to clear up the accumulated mess from the streets.



Huy Bunleng