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Drunk Man Drives into a Shop...
As you do...
Cambodia News (Phnom Penh): A man, who was suspected of being drunk, drove a car with a woman passenger into a shop, causing some damage on January 28, 2021, on-street 1981/1007, Sangkat Phnom Penh Thmie, Khan Sen Sok, Phnom Penh.
A man drove a Prius car, plate PP2BH-4500, on the street 1007, from south to north at high speed until he missed a bend on street 1986, and drove into the front of a shop.
After the incident, the police went to the scene for coordination and contacted the traffic police to check the accident. The car was taken to keep at Khan Sen Sok police, to sort out the problem later.
Cambodia News (Phnom Penh): A man, who was suspected of being drunk, drove a car with a woman passenger into a shop, causing some damage on January 28, 2021, on-street 1981/1007, Sangkat Phnom Penh Thmie, Khan Sen Sok, Phnom Penh.
A man drove a Prius car, plate PP2BH-4500, on the street 1007, from south to north at high speed until he missed a bend on street 1986, and drove into the front of a shop.
After the incident, the police went to the scene for coordination and contacted the traffic police to check the accident. The car was taken to keep at Khan Sen Sok police, to sort out the problem later.
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Re: Drunk Man Drives into a Shop...
First it was Ganzberg Beer signs, and now shops want in on a piece of the action. Seems like road dividers have got a little competition!
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Re: Drunk Man Drives into a Shop...
Talking about taking a piece of the action, Yerg...
We just need to find a way to package this just right and monetise it.
Marketing won't be an issue in Cambodia - the locals love this kinda stuff
Timing is perfect - peak time is late Friday and Saturday nights so we can post the results in the sports section of next morning's papers.
Rules?
Well, more like cage fighting and Colosseum norms rather than Queensbury rules probably...
No shortage of players either.
We just need to find a way to package this just right and monetise it.
Marketing won't be an issue in Cambodia - the locals love this kinda stuff
Timing is perfect - peak time is late Friday and Saturday nights so we can post the results in the sports section of next morning's papers.
Rules?
Well, more like cage fighting and Colosseum norms rather than Queensbury rules probably...
No shortage of players either.
Re: Drunk Man Drives into a Shop...
If only online gambling hadn't been bannedSternAAlbifrons wrote: ↑Thu Jan 28, 2021 7:42 pm Talking about taking a piece of the action, Yerg...
We just need to find a way to package this just right and monetise it.
Marketing won't be an issue in Cambodia - the locals love this kinda stuff
Timing is perfect - peak time is late Friday and Saturday nights so we can post the results in the sports section of next morning's papers.
Rules?
Well, more like cage fighting and Colosseum norms rather than Queensbury rules probably...
No shortage of players either.
Re: Drunk Man Drives into a Shop...
There's a few points there, once saw the aftermath of a HGV parked under a rural house, it had taken the pillars of the right hand side of the house, and now the truck was the houses pillar. Yes the house was now resting on top of the truck, the truck bad left the road at the corner of the road and travelled over rice fields to be stopped by the lone house some 200 metres away from the road.
On line gambling, the Chinese love their flutter, and even the Thais flock over the border to play in Cambodia's casinos, are Cambodian people has bad?
Banned online gambling, I wonder how many Cambodian people lost their jobs, my Khmer friend found himself out of work and the loss of his monthly wage of $600.
On line gambling, the Chinese love their flutter, and even the Thais flock over the border to play in Cambodia's casinos, are Cambodian people has bad?
Banned online gambling, I wonder how many Cambodian people lost their jobs, my Khmer friend found himself out of work and the loss of his monthly wage of $600.
Always "hope" but never "expect".
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Drunk Driver Crashes into Two Shops
Cambodia News (Siem Reap): On January 28, 2021, at 08:30 am, a Ford car, plate PP2AP-5631, smashed into two shops in Tropeang Tem village, Prasat Bakong district, Siem Reap.
The first shop owner named, Nou Bora, 42 years old, and the second shop owner named, Sin Keang, 41 years old, were both seriously injured, while the wife and daughter of the second shop owner were also injured. The car driver, a 37 year old man named Pov, ran away from the accident scene.
The police went to the scene to check the accident and took the car to keep at the police station, waiting to sort to problem out later. The victims were taken to hospital.
UPDATE: The injuries were indeed serious.
A gold Ford Ranger, plate Phnom Penh 2AP 6521, crashed into two clothing stalls while the owner of the car was driving drunk. A man died later that night after being taken to the Provincial Referral Hospital, and his wife and child were seriously injured and are still in hospital.
The driver escaped after the accident, but he has been identified as Pov, a 37-year-old man from O village, Kandek commune, Prasat Bakong district, Siem Reap province.
Cambodia News (Siem Reap): On January 28, 2021, at 08:30 am, a Ford car, plate PP2AP-5631, smashed into two shops in Tropeang Tem village, Prasat Bakong district, Siem Reap.
The first shop owner named, Nou Bora, 42 years old, and the second shop owner named, Sin Keang, 41 years old, were both seriously injured, while the wife and daughter of the second shop owner were also injured. The car driver, a 37 year old man named Pov, ran away from the accident scene.
The police went to the scene to check the accident and took the car to keep at the police station, waiting to sort to problem out later. The victims were taken to hospital.
UPDATE: The injuries were indeed serious.
A gold Ford Ranger, plate Phnom Penh 2AP 6521, crashed into two clothing stalls while the owner of the car was driving drunk. A man died later that night after being taken to the Provincial Referral Hospital, and his wife and child were seriously injured and are still in hospital.
The driver escaped after the accident, but he has been identified as Pov, a 37-year-old man from O village, Kandek commune, Prasat Bakong district, Siem Reap province.
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