Cambodia: Koh Nora Development Security Guard Apologizes, Fired for Confiscating Fruit from Boy
In Phnom Penh, Cambodia, a security guard at the Koh Nora Development Area confiscated fruit from a young vendor. Following social media criticism, authorities investigated. The development company publicly apologized, fired the guard, and promised compensation to the boy.
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