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Something we have known for a long time about where the sewage goes in SNV....now with all the new development, the issue is going to become academic.

I highly recommend watching this. Mother Nature Cambodia tested the water at the beach in SNV at the Pasteur Institute in Phnom Penh and...well...you know the obvious results.

I would like to watch, but you didn't give a link. Please give a link. Thank you.

Captain wrote: ↑Sun Dec 09, 2018 10:00 am I would like to watch, but you didn't give a link. Please give a link. Thank you.

Sorry, not sure how linking FB videos goes if you are not logged into Facebook through a second party app.

Aye, that's the link.

https://www.facebook.com/mothernatureca ... 536921237/

A pity given those nice big treatment lagoons donated by the US Navy a few years back.

The video report was very well done. And not at all surprising.

Meanwhile, I'm aware of more than a dozen expats living here in Vung Tau, VN, who used to live in Sihanoukville. One source knows of at least 16 refugees.

It's a Chinese province now. What did you expect? No ?

I don't care how poluted it gets. I'm not taking my family and kids there to visit or swim again until they sort their shit out. Give it all to the Chinese.

I am surprised the activist has not suffered terninal lead poisoning

frank lee bent wrote: ↑Mon Dec 10, 2018 7:55 am I am surprised the activist has not suffered terninal lead poisoning yet

FTFY