Let's all hear it for Nagaworld!

[Abc123]

It's really grand what a good job these philanthropists are doing for Cambodia.

Malaysian-owned Company Creating Jobs In Cambodia

Last update: 26/12/2017

By Mohd Faizal Hassan

PHNOM PENH (Bernama) -- The majestic-looking NagaWorld integrated entertainment and hotel complex could not have had a more vantage location.

Overlooking the picturesque silty basin where the mighty Mekong river crosses the Tonle Sap river, here, NagaWorld is a godsend to the locals who are struggling to free themselves from the clutches of poverty.

Owned by Malaysian tycoon Tan Sri Dr Chen Lip Keong, the complex - consisting of NagaWorld 1 and NagaWorld 2 - has some 7,000 employees on the payroll, 90 per cent of whom are Cambodians.

Among them is health spa worker Maia, who did not disclose her full name. She and her fellow workers, who work in various parts of the complex, mostly hail from impoverished backgrounds but they have been getting a decent income after finding employment at NagaWorld.

They earn about USD250 (RM1,022) a month and with tips thrown in, they can take home up to USD400 (RM1,636).....

[Clearwater]

The massage therapist I had was Chinese in naga2

[John Bingham]

Naga has come a long way since they just had a ship in the Bassac River. They invested here very early on and were rewarded for that. Their new building is incredible. That said, I've never been in a casino in my life, and have zero interest in ever going to one.

[Anchor Moy]

It's really grand what a good job these philanthropists are doing for Cambodia.

Malaysian-owned Company Creating Jobs In Cambodia

Last update: 26/12/2017

By Mohd Faizal Hassan

PHNOM PENH (Bernama) -- The majestic-looking NagaWorld integrated entertainment and hotel complex could not have had a more vantage location.

Overlooking the picturesque silty basin where the mighty Mekong river crosses the Tonle Sap river, here, NagaWorld is a godsend to the locals who are struggling to free themselves from the clutches of poverty.

Owned by Malaysian tycoon Tan Sri Dr Chen Lip Keong, the complex - consisting of NagaWorld 1 and NagaWorld 2 - has some 7,000 employees on the payroll, 90 per cent of whom are Cambodians.

Among them is health spa worker Maia, who did not disclose her full name. She and her fellow workers, who work in various parts of the complex, mostly hail from impoverished backgrounds but they have been getting a decent income after finding employment at NagaWorld.

They earn about USD250 (RM1,022) a month and with tips thrown in, they can take home up to USD400 (RM1,636).....

That's great news, but what's your point ?

[Username Taken]

That's great news, but what's your point ?

He just wanted to show that English teachers in Phnom Penh do know how to spell.


"Let's all here it for Nagaworld!"


Hear, hear!!!

[Duncan]

It's really grand what a good job these philanthropists are doing for Cambodia.

Malaysian-owned Company Creating Jobs In Cambodia

Last update: 26/12/2017

By Mohd Faizal Hassan

PHNOM PENH (Bernama) -- The majestic-looking NagaWorld integrated entertainment and hotel complex could not have had a more vantage location.

Overlooking the picturesque silty basin where the mighty Mekong river crosses the Tonle Sap river, here, NagaWorld is a godsend to the locals who are struggling to free themselves from the clutches of poverty.

Owned by Malaysian tycoon Tan Sri Dr Chen Lip Keong, the complex - consisting of NagaWorld 1 and NagaWorld 2 - has some 7,000 employees on the payroll, 90 per cent of whom are Cambodians.

Among them is health spa worker Maia, who did not disclose her full name. She and her fellow workers, who work in various parts of the complex, mostly hail from impoverished backgrounds but they have been getting a decent income after finding employment at NagaWorld.

They earn about USD250 (RM1,022) a month and with tips thrown in, they can take home up to USD400 (RM1,636).....

That's great news, but what's your point ?

Dont think he really needs a ''point. It's news to me so it's welcome.[ To one karma point ]

[Abc123]

It's really grand what a good job these philanthropists are doing for Cambodia.

Malaysian-owned Company Creating Jobs In Cambodia

Last update: 26/12/2017

By Mohd Faizal Hassan

PHNOM PENH (Bernama) -- The majestic-looking NagaWorld integrated entertainment and hotel complex could not have had a more vantage location.

Overlooking the picturesque silty basin where the mighty Mekong river crosses the Tonle Sap river, here, NagaWorld is a godsend to the locals who are struggling to free themselves from the clutches of poverty.

Owned by Malaysian tycoon Tan Sri Dr Chen Lip Keong, the complex - consisting of NagaWorld 1 and NagaWorld 2 - has some 7,000 employees on the payroll, 90 per cent of whom are Cambodians.

Among them is health spa worker Maia, who did not disclose her full name. She and her fellow workers, who work in various parts of the complex, mostly hail from impoverished backgrounds but they have been getting a decent income after finding employment at NagaWorld.

They earn about USD250 (RM1,022) a month and with tips thrown in, they can take home up to USD400 (RM1,636).....

That's great news, but what's your point ?

I think Mohd Faizal Hassan's point is that it's bloody marvelous. I wonder if he's heard about the billions of laundered money that allegedly go through that place. Anyone for junket?

[chkwoot]

Any average, non-connected person, applying for a job at Nagaworld, is required to kickback at least their first 3 months salary. Security guards start at $150 per month. Some are told that they need to pay $500 up front. Some are told that they can just sign for, but not collect their salary for 3 months.

[epidemiks]

I thought it was just Abc123's editorial input, but Mohd Faizal Hassan really did end the article with no less than five full stops.

http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v8/fe/ne ... id=1422416

[Anchor Moy]

I thought it was just Abc123's editorial input, but Mohd Faizal Hassan really did end the article with no less than five full stops.

http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v8/fe/ne ... id=1422416

Because there's more to read, and if you want to read on, you have to subscribe. Not sure why you would pay to read this sort of advertising, but.....

That's why its always good to have the link to the article to know where it comes from. Bernama is the official state Malaysian news agency, and NagaWorld is owned by one of Malaysia's richest men. All becomes clear.

Bernama
The Malaysian National News Agency (Malay: Pertubuhan Berita Nasional Malaysia), abbreviated BERNAMA, is a news agency of the government of Malaysia. It is an autonomous body placed under the Ministry of Communication and Multimedia. Bernama is an abbreviation of Berita Nasional Malaysia. Bernama also means named or titled in the Malay language. It was set up by an Act of Parliament in 1967 and started work on 20 May 1968. Being the Malaysian government's official news agency, Bernama's content and views are decidedly right-leaning and pro-government of the day.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernama