September 22, 201510 yr Chhay Channyda and Charles Parkinson More than 1,800 people have died on Cambodia’s roads so far this year, representing an almost 4 per cent increase in casualties compared to the same period in 2014. Speaking yesterday, Interior Ministry public order police chief Run Rath Veasna said 1,803 people have been killed in traffic accidents with more than a week of September left to go. This time last year, 1,734 people had died – meaning almost two more people have died each week on average in 2015. “Human error and fault is still the main factor, causing 93 per cent of traffic crashes,” Veasna said, adding that speeding, dangerous manoeuvres and drink driving were the most common causes. read more: http://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/death-toll-roads-more-1800-so-far ThaiVisa, c'est aussi en français ThaiVisa, it's also in French
September 22, 201510 yr Yes almost sounds as if they're trying to compete with Thailand in the fatality stakes.How very sad and tragic.
September 22, 201510 yr Thailand wins with 15 times more casualties + the thousands that die later in ambulance or at hospital ...
September 22, 201510 yr Per 100,000 capita: Cambodia: 17.6 deaths Thailand: 38.1 deaths They've a lot of catching up to do!!
September 22, 201510 yr Many Thai tourists must now be taking their cars with them to Cambodia so they can head off the beaten track a bit.
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