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2 November 2017
Phnom Penh: The Phnom Penh City Administration are optimistically appealing to the public such as business owners, sellers concert venues to keep public spaces clean and tidy during Water Festival by putting rubbish in the bins or collect them and put in one nice place. For the boat racers and public audiences, everyone should leave the garbage in the right place.

An incredible effort.

Better in the bin than the river.

I have some rural visitors staying at my place at the moment, they, by default, just drop trash on the ground in front of the house or over the balcony.

They've put large wicker bins along Riverside and massive skips so hopefully it'll be better than last year

I wouldn't want to have to clean up 40,000 used condoms.

Cruisemonkey wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2017 4:54 am I wouldn't want to have to clean up 40,000 used condoms.

dont worry, the police have a team of professionals for that

Ha ha. I was waiting for this post.

Ps. Jamie had to exchange his freebies from the airport for smaller ones....

Sorry Jamie. not funny.