People Reacted strongly to the odor Septic infections From garbage

Category: People living in Phnom Penh Anger And reacted strongly For septic infections From garbage In many streets. Especially on Highway 61 behind the Japanese hospital Before Wat Chak And on Highway 118 Benlan Battambang Daun lands And in the Bassac is on Park St. tiles Also garbage.

Pedestrian near Bright University

Almost everywhere kanloukakanliet in Phnom Penh city Keep garbage day See Company Sin
Nothing With some places Gordon left the latter Worm it And a bee flies. Not only not to collect garbage Company A Further increase. This cause significant effects on the environment and people's health Particularly badly affected Respiratory health For small children . citizens Said with anger Company Sin Not to collect garbage By Gordon in front of the house on the street and in parks Until water Cheahklen septic infections And a lot of flies And is located some Hoy had to eat these nets only otherwise Can not eat . citizens Said that this has adversely affected To the city's environmental sanitation. More sewage odor It affects people's health And children Adversely affected To our city clean Which is the heart of Cambodia And without the slogan a phrase that says "Clean City Restaurant and good service. " source above said Company Sin Keep up trash 4-5 days But if money Asked price increase every month with electricity Do not lose a cent. requested Prime Company Sin Please help speed up garbage trucks To remove garbage from failing to do so because they have been very difficult to live And make recommendations to the relevant authorities Governor Please consider the health of the people Because the stink out of these garbage Are a significant threat to their health And waste issues Not just affect tourists Or the environment. Waste is also a hidden killer To kill our citizens If not, good design attention. related to the above charges Unable to contact for comment from Prime Company Sin.

Pedestrian benlan new market

Garbage behind Japanese Hospital Wat Chak

Source: CEN