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Sihanoukville in Cambodia gets bad reports these days

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23 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Some friends of mine visited there recently and told me all of the ex-pats had already left the area. It is now almost entirely Chinese owned. Massive development are going up, or being planned. It is the next Chinese colony. 40% of all the foreign direct investment in Cambodia is now Chinese. The name will eventually be changed to Cambochina. 

Or Chinodia ????

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  • madmen
    madmen

    Was their 10 years ago. Tons of garbage around the beaches and the local rent girls we're by far the ugliest in SEA. Not been back and never will and that was before the Chinese invasion.

  • freebyrd
    freebyrd

    The simple answer is don't go there, it has always attracted the wrong sort of people.   I've lived and worked in Cambodia for 13 years and have been to SHV 3 times for half day visits for b

  • HarrySeaman
    HarrySeaman

    I was in Sihanoukville just under a year ago. Sihanoukville is to all intents owed by the Chinese. There are now over 100 casinos, all owed by Chinese or the police.  Last I heard from a res

On 8/21/2019 at 6:49 PM, spidermike007 said:

Endless talk is the very point of this forum.

Oh, I thought a forum was for dicussing and reaching a conclusion. How stupid of me.

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