Phuket woman loses husband, then killed in hit-and-run

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Drgunzet wrote:

This is terrible. Who would want to come to Phuket?!!

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Drgunzet wrote:

This is terrible. Who would want to come to Phuket?!!

Khamdee wrote:

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I have the good news for you about Phuket!!
Last year it was over 8 millions tourist had visited Phuket so Phuket airport has plan to be expand in 2 years.
What about check out your rotten country Cambodia.Here is the fact!!!!
Getting scammed and ripped off on a daily basis is something I won’t even list as a crime against foreigners in Cambodia as petty crime is so frequent, every tourist visiting the country will be subjected to it on every step of their stay. Instead, let’s focus on more serious crimes that happen more often than anyone cares to admit – violent crimes in which foreigners are brutally murdered:

Champa wrote:

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You are a confuse ladyboy. DragonBoyz isnt a Khmer, LOLZ, he doesnt represent anyone but the Dirty Youns.

Khamdee wrote:

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I got that now thank you!!!!So now I know I'm not frighting with stinky refugee but now I have to add up born again communist!Great

Champa wrote:

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You are most welcome, Siam Ladyboys. I never meant to frighten you. We khmer are honest, its in our blood.
Unfortunately, we are small and weak, we cant defend all Siam ladyboys from dirty Youns aggression and their cunnings lies. But we are here to tell you the truth, that you can count on.:D

Khamdee wrote:

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Can you explain this stinky refugee!!!I was rob too 3 years ago in Phanom Phen!!!!
Cambodia is a country with corrupt government so naturally crime prevention is not a priority. Crime prevention is typically not even on an agenda. The result is a lawless country with incapable and underpaid police force. Add to it the fact that Cambodian culture is a culture of violence and you get the picture of a country with super high levels of crime, including violent crime against tourists.

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Khamdee wrote:

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Can you explain this stinky refugee!!!I was rob too 3 years ago in Phanom Phen!!!!
Cambodia is a country with corrupt government so naturally crime prevention is not a priority. Crime prevention is typically not even on an agenda. The result is a lawless country with incapable and underpaid police force. Add to it the fact that Cambodian culture is a culture of violence and you get the picture of a country with super high levels of crime, including violent crime against tourists.

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Sengto wrote:

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Tell us what happened during Three years ago in the Cambodian capital that you were rob?

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Khamdee wrote:

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Me and my friend were approached by one person by the river in front of the river near Cambodia royal palace where many many kids sniffing rubble glue.One guy told us he was 3rd years student at Hun sen collage or something like that(I can't remember all of it)He was very friendly and nice.
He offer us to be a tour guild , arrange transport and translate for us so it is very good deal.
He told us to bring us to S-21 prison where Khmer rouge turn this high school in to the prison and the killing field.
So he arrange the transport for us ( We thought it was a good deal that Cambodian negotiate with Cambodian )
We had dinner and drink with him at the Hotel right by the conner of the big and modern mall where the rich Cambodians spend 4 dallars for banana split at Swensen.
We thought he would pick us up in the morning but he told us his home is very far ok !! he could stay over night that we could start the tour early and nothing to worry we put the value stuff in the safety box but we had some cash in the pocket for the day spend.(I'm not that stupid to carry a lot of cash around Cambodia or anywhere I visit)We drank a lot of beer at the hotel restaurant.We woke up in the afternoon and he had gone with the money Thank God we didn't carry a lot of money .
Great trip in Phanom Phen!!!!!stinky refugee

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Khamdee wrote:

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Me and my friend were approached by one person by the river in front of the river near Cambodia royal palace where many many kids sniffing rubble glue.One guy told us he was 3rd years student at Hun sen collage or something like that(I can't remember all of it)He was very friendly and nice.
He offer us to be a tour guild , arrange transport and translate for us so it is very good deal.
He told us to bring us to S-21 prison where Khmer rouge turn this high school in to the prison and the killing field.
So he arrange the transport for us ( We thought it was a good deal that Cambodian negotiate with Cambodian )
We had dinner and drink with him at the Hotel right by the conner of the big and modern mall where the rich Cambodians spend 4 dallars for banana split at Swensen.
We thought he would pick us up in the morning but he told us his home is very far ok !! he could stay over night that we could start the tour early and nothing to worry we put the value stuff in the safety box but we had some cash in the pocket for the day spend.(I'm not that stupid to carry a lot of cash around Cambodia or anywhere I visit)We drank a lot of beer at the hotel restaurant.We woke up in the afternoon and he had gone with the money Thank God we didn't carry a lot of money .
Great trip in Phanom Phen!!!!!stinky refugee

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Khamdee wrote:

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Me and my friend were approached by one person by the river in front of the river near Cambodia royal palace where many many kids sniffing rubble glue.One guy told us he was 3rd years student at Hun sen collage or something like that(I can't remember all of it)He was very friendly and nice.
He offer us to be a tour guild , arrange transport and translate for us so it is very good deal.
He told us to bring us to S-21 prison where Khmer rouge turn this high school in to the prison and the killing field.
So he arrange the transport for us ( We thought it was a good deal that Cambodian negotiate with Cambodian )
We had dinner and drink with him at the Hotel right by the conner of the big and modern mall where the rich Cambodians spend 4 dallars for banana split at Swensen.
We thought he would pick us up in the morning but he told us his home is very far ok !! he could stay over night that we could start the tour early and nothing to worry we put the value stuff in the safety box but we had some cash in the pocket for the day spend.(I'm not that stupid to carry a lot of cash around Cambodia or anywhere I visit)We drank a lot of beer at the hotel restaurant.We woke up in the afternoon and he had gone with the money Thank God we didn't carry a lot of money .
Great trip in Phanom Phen!!!!!stinky refugee