Cambodia: 52 Deaths in 10 Days; Stricter Traffic Enforcement Planned
Cambodia recorded 52 traffic fatalities and 75 injuries in just 10 days, prompting the government to reinforce traffic law enforcement starting September 1st in key provinces. Major causes cited include speeding, drunk driving, and disregard for traffic signals.
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