Duncan wrote: ↑Fri Feb 22, 2019 8:47 am It may not happen today or tomorrow, next week , next month or next year, but it will happen on Earth as it does in Heaven.




Khorn Savi | The Phnom Penh Post
Publication date 20 February 2019 | 15:18 ICT

The governor of Phnom Penh’s Daun Penh district Sok Penh Vuth said on Tuesday that authorities will begin taking tough measures on Thursday against illegal parking and street vendors that encroach the pavements alongside Preah Norodom Boulevard between Wat Phnom and Independence Monument.

Penh Vuth told The Post that the authorities will tow away vehicles that park on the pavement and impound them for 15 days before making contracts to return the vehicles. The measures will apply to everyone, he said, including state institutions and car dealers.

“[On Wednesday] we will issue warnings for one more day to ministries, institutions, companies and private houses along the boulevard so they can cooperate."

“After distributing the warning, if they don’t listen . . . we will carry out the administrative measures from February 21,” he said.

Penh Vuth said the public order notice is being made because Preah Norodom Boulevard is the main road which national and international delegates travel on and its pavements are equipped with special luxury tiles for pedestrians and people with disabilities to use.

King Keil wrote: ↑Fri Feb 22, 2019 10:33 am Norodom is actually one of the few streets that are walkable in this town. Maybe some small sidestreets in tonle basaak are also nice (abdul carime) but no pavement there. I would say work on the rest but that's kinda naive.